| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It seems likely that both were encouraged to become public houses as a further source of revenue for Edward Hodsdon, who made his money as a Southwark wine merchant, but kept at a safe distance from his house.After the death of the last owner of the Old House estate, Mayow Wynell Adams, in 1897 the land was sold, mostly for development.
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