The Greyhound was a large coaching inn dating from 1620, originally two buildings
the Birmingham Hotel (previously the Bell) and the smaller Greyhound, these merged
to form one hotel named the Greyhound in the early 19th century. In 1958 a large
part of the pub was converted into shops and the whole front re-
Elizabeth Slocombe 40, inn keeper, not born in county
Jane Lee 15,
not born in county
Julia Springfield 12, not born in county
William Rowe 25, not born
in county
George Lee 20, linen merchant, not born in county
Lionel Lee 15, accountant,
not born in county
Jane Rue 25, servant, not born in county
Susan Pegly 20, servant,
not born in county
Mary Pasmore 20, servant, born in county
Stephen Barum 20, servant,
not born in county
Ann Cook 25, servant, not born in county
James Taylor 25, merchant,
not born in county
Richard Bagnall 25, not born in county
Elijah Williams 40, nail
maker, not born in county
CENSUS 1861.
William Keen, head widower 56, hotel keeper,
Upton Berkshire
Elizabeth Keen, daughter U 22, housekeeper, Reading Berkshire
William
Keen, son U 21, warehouseman, Hungerford Berkshire
Mary Keen, daughter U 19, assistant,
Hungerford Berkshire
Lavinia G. Salter, servant U 20, barmaid, Banbury Oxfordshire
George
J. Neil, servant U 25, porter, Puckington Somerset
Harriet Pugh, servant U 30, kitchen
maid, Bristol
Hannah Dudley, servant U 28, chamber maid, Mark Somerset
Hester J. Gregory,
servant U 18, housemaid, Yatton Somerset
William Goodman, lodger M 52, commercial
traveller in mustard & blue, St.Margaret Wiltshire
GREYHOUND HOTEL Broadmead
1752 -
1775. John Snell
1785 -
1794. Martha Cooper
1800. Thomas Morgan
1816. Richard Godfrey
1820 -
1823 -
1828. E. Lee
1830 -
1841 -
1848. James Carter
1851 -
1869 to 1872. Edwin Pickwick
1873
to 1880. Sarah Pickwick
1882 -
1892 -
1899 -
1931 -
1950. W. E. Stephens
1975. H. W. Boycott-
