ALE & PORTER STORES (the) York Buildings, 40 Paul Street
1853 - 56 Hugh Sowden / 1861 - 65 James Bond / 1871 M. T. Williams / 1872 to 1874 Richard Daunton / 1875 to 1876 Miss Barnes
1877 to 1886 Joseph Wallington / 1887 to 1896 Walter Vickery / 1897 - 1906 Eliza Hill / 1909 - 44 Albert Sheppard
1947 Pascoe Woodward / 1950 Herbert Filer / 1953 - 56 Harry Boyle
The lease on the Ale & Porter Stores was bought by James Lockley, brewer of Lewin’s Mead on 18th April 1889 and was one of 22 leases sold to the Bristol United Breweries Limited by James Lockley on 25th March 1892 for a total of £11,000.

ALMA TAVERN Paul Street
1857. William Venn / 1858 to 1860 Eliza Heddon / 1861 to 1867 George Nicholas / 1868 - 69 Thomas Pollinger (jnr)
1871 - 78 Norman Richards / 1879 to 1886 Arthur Gillett / 1887 Richard Bull / 1888 - 94 Alfred Cruse / 1896 Ann M. Cruse
1899 George Stanbury / 1901 Jeremiah Hyde / 1904 George Harding

ANTELOPE Stoke’s Croft
1837 - 44 John Thomas / 1847 - 59 William Salter / 1860 - 63 Ann Salter / 1865 - 66 James Ricketts / 1867 - 69 Andrew Lewis
1871 - 76 Henry Bishop / 1877 to 1878 T. Gall / 1879 Charles Tovey & Co. / 1882 - 83 Thomas Sedgebeer / 1885 Eliza Perry
1886 J. Machan / 1887 to 1888 George Thomas Mills / 1889 Charles George / 1891 William Northam / 1892 - 96 Henry Burrow
1899 Thomas White / 1901 Nellie Jenkins

BELL Alfred Place
1851 Cornelius Meaker / 1853 Thomas Boardman / 1855 Mary Boardman / 1856 to 1859 George Bishop / 1860 - 77 James Style
1882 - 85 George Wigens / 1886 to 1887 George Long / 1888 William Gourd / 1889 - 94 George Wigens / 1896 James Bowrey
1897 George Wells / 1899 J. E. Witcomb / 1901- 14 Frank Shutler / 1917 Florence Shutler / 1921 Arthur Haines
1925 - 50 Florence Beatrice Haines / 1953 Reginald Brice / 1975 A. Taylor

BELL Hillgrove Street

BLACK HORSE Stoke’s Croft
1792 James Hooper / 1800 - 06 Charles Harrison / 1816 - 34. Michael Wagg / 1837 - 44 Benjamin Parker / 1848 Joseph Parker
1849 - 1869 Henry Walters

CARPENTERS’ ARMS Lampblack Hill (No.27 Stoke’s Croft)
1848 John Owen / 1853 - 61 Benjamin York

CASTLE Walker Street
1842 William Hall

COCK Eugene Street
1752 Mary Parsons

COLSTON’S ARMS St.Michael’s Hill
1816 Edward Roche / 1820 Benjamin Hughes / 1822 - 28 John Weymouth / 1830 - 44 John Cochrane / 1849 Ann Cochrane
1851 John Bullock / 1851 Ann Bullock / 1853 - 56 Ann Anthony / 1858 - 75 John Brodie / 1876 to 1877 George Hearn
1878 - 83 Samuel Hearn / 1885 - 88 Caroline Hearn / 1889 John Baxter / 1891 Frederick Edgar / 1892 to 1893 Howard Usher
1894 Alfred Walker / 1896 W. Duck / 1897 Francis Frappell / 1901 Frances Love / 1904 E. W. Swann / 1906 Theodore De Cokele
1909 Annie Jowett / 1914 - 38 Fanny Davis / 1944 Rowland Bennett / 1950 Victor Jennings / 1953 Alfred Harvey . 1975. G. S. Ellis
John Weymouth was also a carpenter, joiner and undertaker. The 1861 census gives John Brodie’s occupation as accountant on the railroad, his wife Ann is listed as landlady. After a spell as Micawber’s Ale House the pub is now named the Colston Arms

CORK PORTER HOUSE Horfield Road
1851 - 56 Henry Pope

CORONATION INN Stoke’s Croft

COTHAM PORTER HOUSE (STORES) Kington Place, Cotham Road South
1852 to 1856 George King / 1857 - 58 Henry Davis / 1860 - 63 Richard L. Bodley / 1865 Stephen Bewley / 1866 to 1874 Samuel Simons
1875 E. M. Gortzacoff / 1876 to 1878 John S. Gwynne / 1879 - 83 Sarah Biggs / 1885 - 86 Edward Bowden
1887 to 1893 Mary Jane Biddle / 1894 to 1896 William Slaymaker / 1897 - 99 John Tanton / 1901 - 21 Marion Woolcock
1925 - 35 Marion Enoch / 1937 - 38 Jessie Elsie Hearn / 1944 - 53 Janet May Oaten
in the 1851 census George King is shown in Kington Place trading as a draper. Henry Davis was a cooper, Richard Bodley was an ironmonger and Samuel Simons a brewer. Although listed as the Cotham Porter ‘Stores’ in 1857, the suffix ‘House’ was in use until the early 1930’s, the pub is still trading.

CRISPIN’S ARMS Eugene Street
1832 Robert Sayer

CROWN Lower Church Lane (St.Michael’s Hill)
1832 - 34 John Medlam / 1837 - 42 Thomas Jenkins / 1847 Joseph Lansdown / 1848 E. Russell / 1854 L. Lovell
1855 to 1859 John J. Clark / 1860 to 1871 Mrs. Frances Plummer / 1872 - 85 William Claxton / 1888 - 1921 John Penny
in May 1852 the Crown was advertised ... To be let, with immediate possession, all that desirable and well accustomed tavern the Crown, in lower Church Lane, Saint Michael’s, Bristol. coming-in, including fixtures, £30. Rent and taxes moderate. The above house is well adapted for letting apartments, and worthy the attention of parties desirous of embarking in the above line. To view, apply to Mr. Robert Keeler, the tenant; and for further particulars, to Mr. Edmund Parker, 27 Somerset Street, Kingsdown, Bristol.

CROWN Clarence Place
1851 - 53 Jacob Huggins / 1857. James More / 1858 - 59 George Briggs / 1861 - 72 John Rawlings / 1874 - 77 Thomas Blackmore
1878 to 1885 George Millard / 1886 - 93 Alfred Pocock / 1897 - 99 John Chorley Harvey / 1904 C. South / 1906 Charles Howell
1909 Elizabeth Neil / 1914 - 21 Mary McClean / 1925 - 38 Albert Richards / 1944 - 53 Frank Emery
Jacob Huggins was a gardener and publican, on the 1841 census he is trading as a florist, in Paul Street

CRYSTAL PALACE Montague Hill (off license, general stores)
1871 - 77 William White / 1879 Emma Morgan / 1881 - 82 Jane Shee / 1883 - 1891 John Jenkins / 1894 John Howard
1896 - 97 Edward Brown / 1899 Mrs. E. Brown / 1901 - 31 Elsie Richardson / 1933 - 38 Daisy Maud Archer / 1944 Mrs. W. Richards
1950 Olive Irene Green / 1958 Esther Fantini
the annual rent paid by Daisy Maud Archer in 1933 was £20, the landlords were The Bristol Brewery Georges & Co. Limited

DUBLIN PORTER STORES Hillgrove Street

DUKE OF CLARENCE Clarence Place
1840 John Knight / 1842 - 44 Charity Seldon

FLOWER POT St.Michael’s Hill
1752 William Perry / 1755 Widow Perry

(OLD) FOX & CRANE Montague Hill / Eugene Street
1754 - 55 Henry Harris / 1764 Mary Jones / 1847 Joseph Reeve / 1848 to 1853 William Renshaw / 1854 to 1857 William Fowler
1858 William Bishop / 1860 - 69 Isaac Bracher / 1871 - 77 William Bracher / 1878 - 79 Mary Tavener / 1881 - 82 John Voke
1883 A. Matthews / 1885 - 86 James Pearce / 1888 - 89 George Pearce / 1891 - 97 James William Pearce / 1899 William James Pearce
1901 Robert Cole

FREMANTLE ALE & PORTER STORES Francis Place
1866 - 77 Frederick Cawley / 1878 John Bromham / 1879 Thomas Mills / 1885 John F. Daniel / 1886 Elizabeth Hobbs
1887 Frederick Allen / 1888 Alfred Williams / 1888 Albert Randall / 1889 Harry Hobb / 1891 Mary Jane Biddle / 1892 Frank Inman
1896 Ellen Thomson / 1897 - 1901 Emily Hunt / 1904 - 06 Henry Morgan / 1909 Charles Rogers
Frederick Cawley was a cabinet maker and beer retailer

FULL MOON Horfield Road
1842 - 44 John Reed (jnr) / 1848 John Johns / 1853 - 56 William Pingree / 1863 - 66 Henry Wright / 1871 - 78 Joseph Nock
1882 - 83 Andrew Loton / 1885 James Barefoot / 1886 to 1887 Mathius Chambers / 1888 Charles Baker / 1889 - 91 Milford Carter
1897 - 99 Mary Hawksworth

GLOBE Stoke’s Croft
1871 - 72 Walton King / 1874 - 88 Simon Stone / 1889 Arthur Beer / 1891 Samuel Grimster / 1894 - 99 Alfred Gay / 1901 Mrs. Gay
1904 - 06 Walter Fancourt / 1909 Joseph Russell / 1917 Philip Owen / 1928 - 31 Elizabeth Almond / 1935 - 37 Frederick Pullen
the Globe was bombed in November 1940

HIGHBURY PARK TAVERN St.Michael’s Hill
1871 John Dando / 1872 to 1877 Joseph Dando / 1878 - 83 Sarah Dando / 1885 - 89 David Jeans / 1891 - 93 Louisa Davis
1894 - 1928 William Easterbrook / 1931 Louisa Easterbrook / 1935 - 53 Frank Ford
once a popular cider house, the Highbury Park Tavern was more recently named the Bar @ 155

HIGHBURY WINE VAULTS St.Michael’s Hill
1871 William Partt / 1872 to 1891 Mary Ann Lewis / 1892 - 99 Richard Andean / 1901 F. Ansell / 1904 - 25 Thomas Sayer
1928 - 50 Thomas Evans / 1953 Edith May Evans
the Highbury Vaults is still trading

HORSE & GROOM Hillgrove Street
1839 - 40 Thomas Gay

KINGSDOWN PORTER HOUSE Horfield Road
1857 - 60 William Hare / 1863 - 66 Henry White

KINGSDOWN PORTER STORES Alfred Place
1879 Alfred Williams / 1882 - 83 John Reaford / 1885 - 89 William Coles / 1891 - 96 John King / 1897 - 1909 George Williams

KINGSDOWN WINE VAULTS Kingsdown Parade
1867 Peter Leach / 1868 - 69 S. J. Booth / 1871 - 77 John White / 1877 - 79 William Millman / 1882 - 1909 Emily Millman
1914 George Norman / 1917 - 21 Mary Jane Norman / 1925 Alice Jane Bayntun / 1928 - 31 Sydney Whitewood / 1935 - 44 Lionel Nash
1950 - 53 Ada Nash / 1960 V. C. Harrison / 1975 Miss E. T. Harrison
previously occupied by Solomon Fry, bed & mattress maker, the Kingsdown Wine Vaults has also been known as the Star, Booth’s Hotel and White’s Hotel, the pub is still trading

KING OF PRUSSIA St.Michael’s Hill
1764 Nathaniel Viner / 1775 Mary Viner

KING’S ARMS Paul Street
1820 - 26 Elizabeth Hughes / 1828 - 32 Thomas Barron / 1834 George Strange / 1837 Thomas Barron / 1839 Elizabeth Barron
1840 to 1848 Stephen Hughes / 1849 to 1860 William Pitman / 1861 to 1878 Thomas Pollinger / 1879 to 1886 George Southcott
1887 to 1891 Sidney Pobjoy / 1892 to 1896 Samuel Joy / 1897 Harry Joy / 1899 - 1901 Robert Goodenough
1901 - 25 Arthur Goodenough / 1928 Robert Goodenough / 1931 - 35 Archibald Neathey / 1937 - 38 Edgar May
1944 Frederick Roberts / 1950 - 53 Alfred May / 1975 J. T. Wood
the King’s Arms is still trading

KING’S HEAD Stoke’s Croft
1775 Thomas Cooksley / 1792 - 94 William Landsdown / 1800 - 06 Edward Smith / 1820 - 48 James Waters / 1851 Elizabeth Waters
1853 - 61 Mary Waters / 1863 - 1962 Waters & Co. / 1963 to 1967 Gus Keen / 1967 to 1990 Pete Keen (son of Gus Keen)
no pub name given between 1820 and 1886, listed as the King’s Arms in 1887 and early 1890’s with John Turner recorded as licensee. The King’s Arms again from 1963, recently the Pint & Pie and now known as the Junction. In 1834, James Waters was also the owner of a glue manufactory at Froom bridge, Blackfriars, off Merchant street. In the 1851 census Elizabeth Waters is listed as ... manager of gin shop.  Information on the Keen family was kindly provided by Vernon Keen, son of Gus. Vernon also points out that prior to 1963, the pub was known as Waters' Wine Lodge; which, before, during and after the war and well in to the 1950's, was in the hands of the Haskins family and following on from its early years as a wine lodge, sold Red and White wine and Sherry which arrived in 64 gallon butts. These were put up on the stillage in the cellars by either my father or brother with great dexterity, an old knack acquired from many years in the Trade. Total weight around 7 hundredweight (cwt)- try that next time you're in the gym!  This continued until my brother's time and many old City Road residents will remember the October trip with a gallon bucket (or other large container!!) to the off-licence so they could buy wine to soak their fruit for the Christmas cake!! Normally the wine was sold in Flagon bottles with our own label and silvered cork covers or over the bar in "schooners", now there's a name from the past! Very potent.

LORD NELSON Alfred Place
1837 - 44 John Nelson

LORD RAGLAN Thomas Street
1856 William Durling / 1856 - 58 M. Durling / 1860 - 83 Joseph Lloyd / 1885 - 88 John Finch / 1889 Eleanor Finch
1891 - 97 John Bowden / 1899 - 1906 Mrs. E. Bowden / 1909 Alfred Stewart / 1914 - 17 Frank Harris
The lease on the Lord Raglan was bought by James Lockley, brewer of Lewin’s Mead on 12th November 1887 and was one of 22 leases sold to the Bristol United Breweries Limited by James Lockley on 25th March 1892 for a total of £11,000.

MARLBOROUGH (HILL) PORTER STORES Marlborough Hill
1866 - 85 John Chandler / 1886 Joseph Allen / 1887 George Payne / 1888 John Toogood / 1889 Matilda Davis / 1891 - 92 William Day
1994 - 99 Arbina Day / 1901 Arbina Tonkin / 1904 Henry Naish / 1906 - 28 Edwin Day / 1935 - 44 Arthur Tipney
1950 - 53 Kate Louise Tipney

MASONS’ ARMS Thomas Street
1844 - 49 George Rudman / 1851 - 69 Margaret Rudman / 1871 - 72 George Rudman jnr. / 1874 - 77 Thomas C. Kerslake
1878 T. Payne / 1879 Isaac Payne / 1881 - 83 Henry Harvey Cundy / 1885 John Copestake / 1886 - 89 Thomas Jackson Wildgust
1891 Henry Slade / 1894 - 1906 John Forward / 1909 Clara Gillard / 1914 - 25 William Watts / 1928 Emily Watts
1931 - 38 William Hartnell / 1944 - 53 Alfred J. Thomas Mayes / 1960 P. D. Sullivan / 1975 C. Gaydon
George Rudman was a mason, George Rudman jnr. was a carver & gilder and licensed victualler. The Masons’ Arms is now known as the Hare on the Hill

MONTAGUE HOTEL Kingsdown Parade

MONTAGUE (HILL) PORTER STORES Montague Hill
1863 - 67 Thomas Manfield / 1868 - 72 William Gratton / 1874 - 75 Maria Georgina Gratton / 1876 - 79 Stephen Knight
1881 to 1886 Edwin Leach / 1887 to 1888 Sarah Leach / 1889 to 1910 Sarah Vowles / 1911 - 19 John Vowles
1921 - 38 Thomas Clements

NEW INN Paul Street
1868 - 77 William Clyst / 1879 - 88 Sophia Clyst / 1889 Edward Bowden / 1891 - 96 Reginald Hawkins
1897 - 1921 Sarah Jane Hawkins

NORTH END ALE STORES Stoke’s Croft
1861 Samuel Stone / 1863 - 67 Simon Stone / 1871 John Smith / 1872 James Vernon / 1874 - 77 William Taylor / 1879 Amelia May
1882 Eliza Moulton / 1883 to 1886 Donald McKay Barry / 1887 to 1891 George Wells / 1892 - 94 Joseph Weeks
1896 - 97 Charles Pardy / 1899 - 1906 George Rich / 1909 William Bramley / 1914 Dick Smith / 1928 - 31 George Wyatt
1935 - 38 Alec Boulton / 1944 John Mountford / 1944. Marian Lewis / 1950 - 53 Arthur Steward
on the 25th January 1882 the North End Ale & Porter Stores was taken on a 12 year lease at a rent of £45 per annum by James Lockley, brewer of Lewin’s Mead.  The lease was one of 22 sold by James Lockley to the Bristol United Breweries Limited on the 25th March 1892 for the total sum of £11,000.  The tenancy of Marian Lewis commenced on the 7th February 1944, the rent was £32 per annum and the landlords were The Bristol Brewery Georges & Co. Limited

ODD FELLOWS’ ARMS Lower Church Lane (St. Michael’s Hill)
1847 - 48 William Hawkins / 1849 W. Kibbey / 1853 James Morgan / 1855 C. Pearce / 1856 C. Pope / 1858 - 66 William Williams
1866 - 67 Elizabeth Morris

OLD PARK TAVERN Medical Avenue (St. Michael’s Hill)
1871 William Rugman / 1872 to 1875 Sarah Widgery / 1876 - 91 Edward Horsey / 1896 Alexander McCullock / 1897 William Hardwell
1899 George Evans / 1901 William Hardwell / 1904 Alfred Bird / 1906 Grace Bird / 1909 - 37 Grace Maria Gilbert / 1938 - 44 Philip Hext
1950 Geoffrey Sharpe / 1953 Joseph Edwards

OLD ROSE St.Michael’s Hill
1752 - 53 Thomas King / 1764 Thomas Morgan

OLIVE BRANCH Terrell Street
1857 T. Walkley

OXFORD ARMS Oxford Street
1858 C. Beachey / 1860 Eliza Vincent / 1863 - 75 Thomas Morris / 1876 to 1878 Eliza Morris / 1879 Joseph Floyd / 1882 - 83 J. Howe
1885 - 1901 Albert Coombes / 1904 F. Perry / 1909 Sarah David / 1914 Bessie Kinsman / 1917 Ernest Porter

PORTLAND STREET PORTER HOUSE Portland Street
1844 - 48 George W. Mitchell / 1851 - 56 Ambrose Lockett / 1857. J. Lockett / 1861 - 80 James Burnett / 1883 - 92 Mary Burnett
1902 Alfred Britton / 1904 Charles Sheppard / 1909 Alfred Morse
this beer house at No.15 Portland Street was also a grocery shop, but not an off license

PRINCE ALFRED Tankard’s Close
1865 - 66 George Harvey

PRINCE EUGENE Eugene Street
1834 George Toynton

PRINCE OF WALES Albert Place, Horfield Road
1871 - 72 John Griffiths / 1874 - 75 Elizabeth Marsh / 1876 William Northam / 1877 - 79 Joseph Davis / 1881 - 83 William Sutherland
1885 - 88 Charles Eli Bowden / 1889 Louisa Biles / 1891 - 1914 John Williams / 1917 - 38 Arthur Chillcott
the Prince Of Wales was bombed 26th February 1941

PRINCE OF WALES Tankard’s Close
1865 - 66 Thomas Nicholas / 1867 - 69 Caroline Arnal / 1871 - 86 William Sarsfield / 1887 to 1896 Stephen Calway
1897 - 1917 Elisha Bryant

PRIZE BOOT Eugene Street
1839 George Newman

QUEEN’S HEAD Paul Street
1853 George Gibbs / 1855 - 57 Charles Long

RISING SUN Tinkers’ Close (later known as Tankard’s Close)
1752 Widow Harris

ROBIN HOOD St.Michael’s Hill
1848 - 49 John Gerrish / 1851 James White / 1853 - 55 Thomas Davis Jarrett / 1856 Joseph Pittaway / 1860 - 65 Thomas Shipp
1866 to 1874 Hannah Shipp / 1875 - 79 Thomas Ridler / 1881 - 1904 Matilda Ridler / 1906 Lydia Wride / 1914 - 40 James Callaway
1940 Nellie Callaway / 1944 - 75 Lionel W. Hamblett
home to a carpentry business in 1841 and prior to that a grocer’s shop. The name is taken from Robin Hood Lane which runs down the side of the pub and was in existance long before this house became licensed

ROBIN HOOD & LITTLE JOHN St.Michael’s Hill
1752 - 54 John Powell / 1776 - 82 Henry Jones

ROSE St.Michael’s Hill
1752 - 75 William Thomas

ROYAL FORT TAVERN St.Michael’s Hill
1871 Charles Stafford / 1872 to 1874 Lewis Halse / 1875 John Board / 1876 to 1877 Emma Williams / 1878 - 79 George Darbey
1881 - 82 Thomas M. Crouch / 1883 Charles Bosdet / 1885 Henry Curtis / 1886 to 1888 Thomas Alexander Wood / 1889 John Bruton
1891 Caroline Fealey / 1892 - 93 James Hewitt / 1896 Daniel Britt / 1897 - 99 Annie Elizabeth Potter / 1901 E. Brookman

ST.MICHAEL’S ALE & PORTER STORES St.Michael’s Crescent
1861 Benjamin Pope / 1865 - 89 Walter Gates / 1891 - 93 Daniel Weymouth / 1894 Henry Biggs / 1896 Kate Biggs
1897 - 99 George Garraway / 1901 Albert Barratt / 1904 - 50 William Hauser / 1950 Samuel Francis Harding / 1953 John Jones
Walter Gates was a traveller in wines & spirits and a beer retailer. Samuel Harding’s tenancy began on the 17th April 1950, the annual rent was £32 and the landlords were The Bristol Brewery Georges & Company Limited.

SCOTCHMAN & HIS PACK St.Michael’s Hill
1775 Henry Taylor / 1794 - 1806 William Manfield / 1816 - 20 Abraham Whitlaw / 1822 - 32 Thomas Oswald / 1837 - 51 Thomas Dowell
1851 Samuel Simms (manager) / 1853 - 56 Sophia Cambridge / 1858 - 68 Charles Stephens / 1869 to 1876 William Simpson
1877 to 1882 John Llewellin / 1883 to 1887 George Margrate / 1888 - 1901 Charles Grimster / 1904 - 17 Charles Yandell
1921 - 25 Sidney Whitewood / 1928 Peter Hayman / 1931 - 53 George Tyler / 1960. E. H. Stockford
William Manfield was also a baker

SHAMROCK Eugene Street
1889 - 94 Henry Tout / 1896 Jane Floyd / 1897 John Bicker / 1899 - 1909 Elizabeth Headford

SHIP Jamaica Street
1775 Hannah Boston

SOMERSET HOUSE Stoke’s Croft
1857 - 89 Samuel Palmer / 1891 - 1901 Thomas Withers / 1904 - 09 William Bisp / 1914 - 53 Frederick Coombs / 1975 A. L. Brown
the Somerset House also had an entrance in City Road and a dangerously steep stairway down to the gent’s

SUGAR LOAF St.Michael’s Hill
1775 William Pieare

SUN Stoke’s Croft
1752 William Winn / 1755 William Wynne / 1764 Thomas Winn / 1775 Thomas Win

(LITTLE) SWAN Stoke’s Croft
1848 - 66 John Tossell / 1866 - 72 Mary Tossell / 1874 - 89 John Jenkins Eastman / 1890 Clara Eastman / 1891 Clara M. Symes
1892 to 1893 Martha Street / 1894 - 1901 Donald Barry / 1904 - 09 George Rexworthy / 1914 Bridget Spencer / 1917 - 25 Albert Alder
1928 - 31 Alfred Scott / 1935 - 37 Jeremiah McCarthy

SWAN HOTEL Stoke’s Croft

TANKARD Tankard’s Close
1832 - 37 Stephen Brown / 1839 - 42 Lydia Brown / 1847 - 49 Elizabeth Brown

TRAFALGAR Walker Street
1832 Richard Johns

TRENT ALE STORES Nine Tree Hill
1860 Beville de Rosa Wimberley

UNION TAVERN Hillgrove Street
1842 W. Snow / 1844 - 47 Hannah Snow / 1848 to 1856 William Powell / 1857 to 1867 Hannah Powell / 1867 Samuel Clark
1868 - 69 Alfred York / 1871 - 83 John Atwell / 1885 - 1906 Ellen Wilkins / 1909 S. Cleak / 1914 Mary Woodbury

WHITELADIES TAVERN Hampton Place (Cotham Hill)

WHITE BEAR St.Michael’s Hill
1752 - 55 John Bevan / 1764 William Bower / 1775 Sarah Bower / 1794 John Gurner / 1800 James Gurner / 1806 - 23 John Pring
1825 - 51 Benjamin Pring / 1852 Elizabeth Pring / 1853 - 79 Benjamin Pring / 1881 John Gibbings / 1883 - 85 Gibbings Brothers
1886 to 1888 Richard Gibbings / 1889 - 91 William Slaymaker / 1892 - 94 Elizabeth Ann Hedges / 1896 A. Applin / 1897 John Rickard
1901 F. John / 1904 Helen Gould / 1906 Job Dursley / 1909 George Popham / 1914 - 17 William Pyne / 1921 - 25 John King
1928 - 38 Edmund Grindrod / 1944 Mary Grindrod / 1950 Marion Gale / 1960 D. F. Gilman / 1953 Christopher Yeandel
1975 D. F. Gilman


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