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The HALF MOON INN

The Half Moon Pub c.1910, with William Ayling and his wife Catherine
Reference to Mr Ayling is in the Half Moon site. - photo Neal Wellands site

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Noah Mann
see
Half Moons most famous landlord

The official cricketing sites list 2 Noah Manns. It became obvious that his son also was a great cricketer.

England

Noah Mann
Born November 15, 1756, Northchapel, Sussex
Died December 1789, Northchapel, Sussex (aged 33 years)
Major teams Hampshire
Batting style Left-hand bat
Bowling style
Left-arm bowler (underarm)
info

Noah Mann (Jnr)
Born 1783, Northchapel, Sussex
Died 1825, London (aged 42 years)
Major teams
Marylebone Cricket Club
info

The skills were obviously inherited as he was only aged 6 when his father died.

The public house in nearby Lurgashall is named The Noahs Ark and although no mention is made of him in their pub history the name seems more than a coincidence. If anyone knows better....let us know.
answer by Rod Marsh 14/01/07
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