CENSUS 1851.
Robert Middleweek 34, Inn Keeper Ugborough Devon
Middleweek 25, Backwell Somerset
Middleweek, Father in Law Widower 76 Cattle Dealer Devon Beer
LEliza Lodge, Servant 21 Chambermaid Bristol
James Davis, Servant 18 Boots Bristol
William Stevens, Visitor Married 43 Horse Dealer Bodmin
Henry Light, Visitor 24 Potato Dealer Shipham
William Thomas, Visitor 28 Horse Dealer Married Cornwall
Thomas Chick, Married 39 Horse Dealer Somerset
John Hedden,Visitor 40 Horse Dealer Somerset

CENSUS 1881.
William James Leaman, M M Bristol, Gloucester, England Head Licensed Victualler 48
Emma Leaman, M F Bristol, Gloucester, England Wife 46
Henry Leaman, M Fleetwood, Lancashire, England Son Scholar 13
Albert Edward Leaman, M Fleetwood, Lancashire, England Son Scholar 9
Alma Margaret Leaman, F Fleetwood, Lancashire, England Daur 3
Caroline Church, U F Bristol, Somerset, England Serv General Serv 25
Thomas Tucker, U M Bristol, Somerset, England Serv Ostler (ND) 22

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WHEATSHEAF Thomas Street

1775. Edward Peters
1794 - 1806. Thomas Willey
1820 - 42. Samuel House
1843 - 49. William Pearce
1851. Francis Vowles
1851 to 1854. Robert Middleweek
1855 - 60. Joseph Mason
1863. Edward Meechem
1865 - 75. Levi Payne
1876 to 1877. Robert Whaits
1878 - 89. William Leaman
1891 - 93. James Walker
1894. Alfred Grindell
1896. Thomas Budd
1897. Richard Holmes
1899. Tom Eyles
1901. Thomas Stewart
1904. Horatio Roberts
1906. James Gardner
1909. James Jay
1914 - 21. Samuel Reed
1925 - 37. Hubert Daniells
1938. Caroline Daniells
1944 - 53. Lily Edwards

 

The Wheatsheaf was the only remaining public house in Thomas Street when it was demolished in the 1950’s. Although the inn was seventeenth century in origin, the front of the building had at some time been re-built in brick, the rafters in the stables were the only original feature left when it was pulled down.