The Parrot Inn was in the village of Hewelsfield close to the church.
It is documented that a friendly society met at the Parrot in 1805. It sold beers from the local Redbrook Brewery; Eliza Burgham, proprietor of the Redbrook Brewery, is recorded as owner of the Parrot Inn in 1891 and 1903. It had an annual rateable value of £12.17s.6d. and was classified as an alehouse. Closing time was at 10 pm. I have not seen any references to the Parrot Inn after 1906, which suggests that it had closed by the time of the outbreak of the First World War.
The two-storey house on the east side of the churchyard that once housed the Parrot Inn bears a date stone of 1706.
Landlords at the Parrot Inn include:
1876 John Thomas (also listed as a timber merchant)
1885 George Scrivens
1891,1892 Samuel Morris.
1902,1906 Nehemiah Moulton
