The Chequers Inn

• License renewal in doubt in 1908 when Thomas Messenger had been licensee since 1906
• The Harfords
• Details about The Chequers
• List of licensees of The Chequers

Information about The Chequers Inn including the memories of Wilfrid Sheldon of Wheatley's Friendly Society held there. Apparently, this existed as far back as 1825 but Sheldon's memories are that this operated as a welfare group with members being entitled to sick pay or a doctor if they were ill. This was a fore-runner of the welfare state in that it helped out people with sick pay and other 'benefits'.

It closed as an inn in 1910 and the writing was on the wall at the time of licenced renewal in 1908.

• 113, 115 High Street, Old Chequers

• 99-115 High Street
• 109-117 High Street
• 99-115 High Street and 3 Friday Lane
• 113-115 High Street and 1 Crown Road
• 113-117 High Street
• 113-115 High Street
• 113-117 High Street
• 113-117 High Street
• 113-117 High Street
• 113-117 High Street
• 113-115 High Street
• 99-115 High Street
• 95-97 High Street and view 95-115 High Street
• Meet of South Oxfordshire Hunt 1965
• 109-117 High Street
• Junction of High Street and Friday Lane

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