RUMMER Bedminster Parade

1851. George Holland
1853 - 63. George Stallard
1865 - 66. Edmund Sellick
1867. Robert Cox
1868 - 69. James Bond
1870. Joseph Widgery
1871. John Pool (census)
1871 - 75. Joseph Widgery
1877. J. Horsefall
1878 to 1887. William Loxton
1888 - 89. Thomas Burris
1891 - 94. Alfred Davies
1896. William Harding
1897. William Stock
1899 - 1901. William Humphreys
1904. Eliza Humphrey
1906 - 09. Richard Court
1914. Louise Herniman
1917 - 25. Frederick Stainforth
1928 - 31. Eunice Taylor
1935 - 44. Mabel West
1950. Ernest West
1953. Sydney Parker
1960. W. C. Lovell


Part of the area cleared in 1961 to make way for the second Bedminster Bridge which today forms part of the large roundabout over the cut.
 

CENSUS 1851.
George Holland 48, head married, publican, Redhill
Matilda Holland 45, wife married, publican, Redhill

CENSUS 1861.
George Stallard 40, head married, licensed victualler, Somerset Wrington
Matilda Stallard 35, wife married, Somerset Wrington
Matilda Horler 16, unmarried, general servant, Somerset Wrington

CENSUS 1871.
John Pool, Head, M 40 Publican, Born Porlock, Somerset
Mary Ann Poole, Wife
Emily Jane Fisher, stepdaughter, 16
Rosina Fisher Stepdaughter,16.
these details provided by Lee Paltridge

CENSUS 1881.
William Loxton 36, head married, publican, Ashwick Somerset
Mary Loxton 38, wife married, publican’s wife, Shepton Mallet Somerset
James Loxton 70, father widower, retired publican, Shepton Mallet Somerset
Jane Longman 24, servant unmarried, general servant, Bath Somerset