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The Cricketers Pub, Duncton
photo:- Patricia Steel - 21 Feb., 2007 - next gallery image Originally built in the 16th century and named The Swan. Given on a lifetime lease to the Sussex cricketer Jem Dean on his retirement, he re-named it The Cricketers. He died here on Christmas Day 1881. |
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The Cricketers Pub, Duncton
photo:- Lyn, Blue Mountains, Australia - 12 Oct.2006 - - next gallery image - - enlarge |
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The Cricketers Pub, Duncton
photo:- Lyn, Blue Mountains, Australia - 12 Oct.2006 - - next gallery image - - enlarge |
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photo:- Patricia Steel - 21 Feb.2007 This pub sign shows W. G. Grace. The pub was renamed the Cricketers by Jemmy Dean. He played cricket for Sussex in the 19th century and was a resident of Duncton. Jemmy Dean was the Landlord when the pub was owned by John Wisden. In 1899 the pub was ran by Mrs Ann Pescod. next gallery image pub index link Rother Valley Trail Link |
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