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From The Muniment Room, a resource for social history, family history, and local history.

The Clump Inn was a public house on the Chilworth Estate. It was named after the Clump.

It was leased in 1931 to Frank and Gladys McGee^[1].

It was sold in 1953^[2].

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Tenants

• Charles Light (1868^[3])

References

1. ↑ Lease for 1,000 years between John Edward Arthur Willis Fleming of one part and Frank Edward McGee and Gladys Maude McGee of the other part, 23 Jun 1931.
2. ↑ Copy conveyance of The Clump Inn, 1953  (WFMS:1921 )
3. ↑ Hampshire Telegraph, 29 Jan 1868