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Stanton Royal Oak
Stanton Royal Oak
Closed between 1840 and 1920
George Hill
grid reference TL 964 743
The pub is listed in George Hill, the Common, in the 1871, 1891 & 1901 censuses and the Common in 1881. It was probably to the north of the George, which is the next census entry in all cases. This is confirmed by the 1883 OS map (not available to us to reproduce) which shows the pub where we have it marked. It appears to have been demolished.
Thomas Pooley, of Stanton, applied for a full license for a beerhouse kept by him called the Royal Oak. After listening to the pros and cons the Justices refused the license, considering there was no occasion for another house in Stanton.Bury & Norwich Post, August 24th 1869** (when Thomas Pooley was the landlord)
Other nearby Suffolk pubs
Cock 0.61 mile
Six Bells 1.17 miles
Dun Cow 1.34 miles
Royal George 1.56 milesLandlords
1869: Thomas Pooley
1871: Thomas Pooley ((Beerhouse Keeper, Head/Married/75/born Stanton))
1874: Thos. Pooley ((Beer house & carpenter, pub not named))
1881: Mary Ann Pooley ((Beerhouse Keeper, Head/Widow/51/born Weston Coney))
1888: Mrs Mary Ann Pooley ((Beer retailer, pub not named))
(Most pub, location & historic details collated by Nigel, Tony or Keith - original sources are credited)
(** historic newspaper information from Stuart Ansell)
