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Stourmouth
Staple
The Plough Stood On The Spot Now Occupied by Rowan Close.
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I don't know quite when this old pub disappeared. The Sign Above The Door Reads:
The Plough, East Kent Brewery, and that brewery was brewing beer from about 1890
after taking over the Cliff's Archcliffe brewery in Dover. The latest I have
seen reference to this pub to date, being 1941.
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From the Dover Express and East Kent News, Friday, 4 March, 1904. Price 1d.
LICENSING MATTERS
An application was made by John Dove, the new tenant of the “Plough,”
beer house, Stourmouth, for the renewal of the license.
Mr. R. E. M. M???? of Canterbury, appeared for the applicant.
Police Superintendent Chaney opposed the license on behalf of the
Police.
The Bench retired to consider their verdict, and after an absence of a
quarter of an hour, the Chairman said that the Bench had carefully
considered the case, and decided to allow the application of John Dove,
and the license would be renewed. He cautioned the applicant to see that
the house was conducted in a proper way.
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From the Dover Express and East Kent News, Friday, 4
March, 1921.
WINGHAM PETTY SESSIONS
OBJECTIONS TO PUBLIC HOUSE LICENCES
Mr. Rutley Mowll applied for the renewal of the license of the
"Endeavour," Shatterling, Staple, owners Thompson and Sons, Walmer.
Mr. Mowll said his plea was for the "Roadside House." It was a
reasonable place for refreshment, being at the top of a hill.
Another house at Staple, the "Plough" was considered at the same
time, Mr. M????? appearing for Ash's East Kent Brewery Co., the house
having been in the hands of the same family for 20 years.
Both licenses were referred.
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LICENSEE LIST
?CASTLE Mary? 1854+
(Possibly "Rising Sun")
DOVE John Mar/1904-June/07
NOBLE Charles June/1907+
RIGDEN James W 1911+ 
ELGAR Mr G H to Feb/1941 dec'd
ELGAR Mrs E Feb/1941-Jun/1941 dec'd
ELGAR Mr P J (son of above) Jun/1941-Sept/41
SHAXTED Bertie Sept/1941+
From the Dover Express
Census
Kentish Gazette
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