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Publican Frank Langridge

The King's Head c1955 Ref: U40006
The King's Head c1955
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According to research my Great Grandfather, Frank Langridge was Publican at the Kings Head in 1917, together with wife Elizabeth Jane. I have no information on when he took this pub or when he left but his son, Albert Edward Langridge was killed in Mesapotania on 9th March 1917 whilst serving with the 72nd Co Royal Engineers. I am interested in anyone who has links to the Kings Head at about that time.

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A memory of Upper Beeding in West Sussex shared on Friday, 23rd November 2007.

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RE: RE: Publican Frank Langridge

I believe Frank was father in law to my great aunt Lilian, she married his son Alick (12 Batt, Notts, Derby) (1918). Frank was publican at the old Plow, Sussex in 1901. I understand Frank and his wife ended their days in Croydon. I am wondering if there is a picture of Frank and Elizabeth?

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