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History of the Angel Inn

 

 

 

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Suffolk Free Press January 1961


Refurbishment work after the Angel was sold

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The Angel:- Located in High St.
Now residential property (Angel House)


1783 - Mrs Martha Duffield (dec’d).
1814 - Mr Farrow (dec 04/1814)
1814 -(05/1814) Mrs Farrow
1815 - Angel Advertised To Let
1830 - Stephen Shaw (Pigots Dir)
1839-Charles Humphrey
1844-Charles Humphrey
1854 - Angel advertised To let
1855- Joseph Dupont
1861- 1869 James Pilgrim
1871 Agnes Pilgrim (dau)
1871 - Ann E Pilgrim (wife of James)
1871 - Basil Pligrm (son of James)
1871 -1879 James Pilgrim
1881 - Agnes Pilgrim (dau of James)
1881 - James Pilgrim
1888 - Mrs Mrs Elizabeth Ann Pilgrim
1891- 1901 Mrs Eliza Ann Pilgrim
1904-Basil Pilgrim
1911- 1916 - Robert Green
1916- Robert Smith
1922: Edward Carter
1933: Geo Hy Jn Everitt ( uncertain of Surname)
1937: Geo Hy Jn Everitt
1939: Ernest Currie
Dec 1942: Harry Hooker
Late 1942 - 1959: Arthur Reader

Possibly vacant until it finally clo
sed in 1961
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Ipswich Journal October 11th 1783
To be sold by auction a Inn called the Angel situated in Bures, Suffolk.---good dwelling house with exceedingly dry cellars-large brew office-dairy-granary-stables with large yard leading to the adjoining river Stower which is most advantageously situated for loading and unloading goods.
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Suffolk and Bury Free Press 25 Oct 1783

Lot 1 – that complete well accustomed inn now in full trade called the Angel in Bures…late in occupation of Mrs Martha Duffield (dec’d). Consisting of a roomy dwelling house, exceedingly dry cellars, large brewing office, diary, granary, stables, and other offices, large yard leading to river Stowe.

 

Property Sold in July 2025
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Graham Reader Angel Inn 14/4/2024