On the corner with Bush Street, the Phoenix was lost in 1972 when a large area of
Totterdown was demolished for a new road scheme which never materialised. In this
picture from the early 1950’s, Oxford Street can be seen at the other end of Bush
Street, and the No.20 bus is on route to Clyde Road in Knowle.
CENSUS 1871.
Thomas
Hale 53, head married, licensed victualler, Somerset Keynsham
Mary Hale 52, wife married,
Wiltshire Callan
Eliza Cooper 30, servant unmarried, general servant, Bristol
Sarah
Knight 15, servant unmarried, general servant, Wiltshire Callan
CENSUS 1881.
Thomas
Hale 63, head widower, licensed victualler, Somerset Keynsham
Ada A. Harris 22, boarder
unmarried, housekeeper, Bedminster
Eliza Cooper 41, servant unmarried, general servant,
Bristol
CENSUS 1891.
Thomas Newman 46, head married, licensed victualler, Wiltshire
Hullavington
Laura J. Newman 24, wife married, Gloucestershire Minsterworth
Gertrude
L. Newman 4, daughter, Gloucestershire Chalford
Ethel A. Newman 2, daughter, Gloucestershire
Chalford
Thomas S. Newman 4 months, son, Bristol Bedminster
Caroline Clifford 62, mother
in law widow, housekeeper, Gloucestershire Minsterworth
Ada Long 20, single, barmaid,
Bristol St.Nicholas
CENSUS 1901.
Henry G. Woodman 60, head married, licensed victualler,
Bristol
Emma Wodman 61, wife married, Bristol
William Woodman 24, son single, steam
engine maker (fitter), London Paddington
Sidney J. Woodman 19, son single, apprentice
to cabinet maker, Bristol
PHOENIX HOTEL Wells Road
1871 -
1885. William Davis
1887. Matthew Hughes
1888
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1891 -
1897. Mrs. T. Newman
1899. Mrs J. Bishop
1901.
Capt. Cook
1901 -
1914. J. Rice
1917 -
1937 -
1944 -
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