Buildings in Olney
12 High St South,The Swan Inn

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This property was once an inn or alehouse. For details see "The Old Inns of Olney" by Elizabeth Knight, published by Baracuda Books 1981 and available in the Olney library. Formally The Buck and now The Swan Inn.

This property has an insurance company (Britannia County) fire insurance plate on the front wall.


Listed building

The building is listed with particulars as follows.

Grade II C18, altered stone, old tiled roof with coped gables and two hipped dormers and three brick stacks. Two storeys and attic. Pedimented wooden doorcase left of centre, two sashes with wooden lintels on right two similar above. Tripartite sash window on left with architraves, similar window above.
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The Swan Inn, High Street South - 2012
     
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The following people are associated with 12 High St South,The Swan Inn:

Name Year of Birth Year of Interest Source Occupation/Notes Probability
Henry J. TURNELL 1833  1891 Census  Licensed Victualler  100%
Harold Sanders   1910 Revenue Survey  Tenant  100%
Hipwells & Co   1910 Revenue Survey  Owner  100%
Harold Edwin Sanders 1874  1911 Census  Publican  100%
Sanderson John Ward   1936 Election Register  at Swan Inn  100%
Fanny Elizabeth Ward   1936 Election Register  at Swan Inn  100%
Nicholas Thomas LINDFIELD   1951 Election Register  at Swan Inn   100%
Doris MORGAN   1951 Election Register  at Swan Inn   100%
Harold W MORGAN   1951 Election Register  at Swan Inn   100%
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Probability indicates transcribers' assessment that person listed is associated with the building on this page.

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