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46 Staple Street
Hernehill
01227 750842
https://www.threehorseshoesfaversham.co.uk/
https://whatpub.com/three-horseshoes
Built in 1690, The Three Horseshoes is one of the oldest pubs in Kent,
and even outdates some of Shepherd Neame's brewing records.
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Kentish Gazette 09 October 1787.
CANTERBURY, Oct. 9.
On Saturday afternoon about five o'clock, as Mr. Curling, master of the
"Three Horse Shoes," public-house, at Hernehill, was returning home in
his cart from this city, just beyond the milestone on the Harbledown
road, the horse took fright and ran away, and he endeavouring to catch
hold of the reins, fell from the cart, and the wheel went over his body,
by which he was so much bruised that he was carried to the "Coach and
Horses" at Harbledown, where, in less than two hours, he expired in
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26 March 1789.
Insured:- Julius Shepherd, Faversham, Kent, brewer.
Other property or occupiers: the Three Horse Shoes, Hernhill (Whitewicke,
victualler);
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26 March 1793.
Insured: Julius Shepherd, Faversham, Kent, brewer.
Other property or occupiers: The Three Horse Shoes, Herne Hill (Ann
Curling victualler);
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Kentish Gazette, 8 July 1803.
Monday night, about 11 o'clock, a private in the 2nd Dragoon's,
named Smith, quartered at a public house called the "Horseshoe,"
Staple Street in the parish of Herne Hill, cut his throat with a
razor in so dreadful manner, that he died before medical assistance
could be procured.
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From the Kentish Gazette, 27 July 1810.
DEATH.
July 23, Mrs. Curling, wife of Mr. Curling, at the "Horse-shoe"
public house, Hernhill.
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From the Kentish Gazette, 31 July 1810.
DEATH.
July 24, Mrs. Curling, wife of Mr. ---- Curling, at the "Horse Shoe"
public-house, Hernhill.
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Kentish Gazette, 26 November 1844.
Sudden Death.
An inquest was holden yesterday at the "Three Horse Shoes,"
Staple-street, Hernhill, before T. T. Delasaux, Esq. on the body of
John Epps, a thatcher, who expired suddenly last Saturday morning,
whilst walking near Butt’s Hill.
Verdict— "Died by the visitation of God."
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Kentish Gazette, 24 December 1844.
An inquest was held on Friday last, at the "Three Horse Shoes,"
Staple-street, Hernhill, before T. T. Delasaux, Esq. on view of the
body of Jane Dunkin, aged 17, living with her parents at Boughton Hill,
who was found dead in her bed the preceding morning.
From the evidence adduced, it appeared deceased had been subject to fits
for some time past. Mr. Ogilvie, surgeon, of Boughton,
applied the usual means of restoration, but of no avail, life being
quite extinct, and was of opinion death was caused by apoplexy.
The jury returned a verdict accordingly.
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From the Faversham Times, Saturday 7 January 1939.
LICENSING.
The license of the "Three Horseshoes, Hernhill, was transferred from
Leonard Edward Honey to Leonard Frank Gurr.
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LICENSEE LIST
DAWES ???? 1690+
SHEPERD ???? 1691
HOGWELL ???? 1753+
COSBY ???? 1768+
CURLING J Mr (master) 1784-Oct/1787
WHITEWICKE/WHITWICH 1788-89+
CURLING W 1790+
CURLING Ann 1792-93+
FOSTER J 1794+
FOSTER Anne 1800+
CURLING G 1808-10+
HART D 1826+
MILES N 1847+
JACKSON Thomas 1851-58+ (age 29 in 1851 )
MILES E 1859+
HOPKINS Thomas 1861+ (also market gardener age 50 in 1861)
HADLOW Alfred 1871-74+ (age 31 in 1871)
HILTON Harry 1881-87+ (age 49 in 1881)
RIGDEN William 1891+ (age 56 in 1891)
WRAIGHT A 1895+
FOREMAN W 1902-03+
BISHOP W 1906+
BUSHELL H 1927+
HONEY Leonard Edward 1938-Jan/39
GURR Leonard Frank Jan/1939+
TUFF U 1942+
ALLEN D 1962+
CHENNERY P 1970+
SINCLAIR P A 1987+
SKIPPER M 1998+
SINCLAIR P A 2010+
EVERETT L 2011+
FEVEYEAR Charlotte 2012+
JAMIESON Grant 2019+
GEORGE Laura & O'FLYNN Mossy Aug/2023+
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Census
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
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