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LANDLORDS OF THE HORNS
LODGE
-Mr
George Arthur Kemp -
The earliest record of a
publican is the one in the 1901 census.
Its records gave a
George Arthur Kemp who was born around
1881 in Hamsey, Sussex. He appears
on the 1901 census of England & Wales,
living at Horns Lodge public house with
his father, sisters and maternal
grandfather. The household
members, as noted on the census, are:
George Kemp (head, a 57 year old widower
working as a beer house keeper), Esther
(daughter, aged 21, working as a
housekeeper), George Arthur (son, aged
19, working as a gardener), Florence
Alice (daughter, aged 13) and Ethel
Margaret (daughter, aged 12). Also
staying at Horns Lodge was 81 year old
widower Arthur Crendon, George senior’s
father in law.
(It is not known if Page and Overton had
acquired the Ale House at this time).
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