CENSUS 1861.
Thomas Warren 29, head married, publican, Bristol
Samuel Austin 25, visitor unmarried, mariner, Bristol
Edwin Redman 25, lodger unmarried, mariner, Bristol
Emma Redman 56, lodger widow, laundress, Bristol

CENSUS 1871.
Thomas Warren 38, head married, licensed victualler, Clifton
Elizabeth Warren 29, wife married, Bristol
Susanna ? E. Warren 8, daughter scholar, Bristol
Thomas A. Warren 7, son scholar, Bristol
George J. Warren 5, son scholar, Bristol
Clara A. Warren 4, daughter scholar, Bristol
Marian B. Warren 3, daughter scholar, Bristol
Reginald W. Warren 2, son, Bristol
Jane Hookway 65, servant widow, nurse to family, Wiltshire Creadwell
Sarah J. Hayman 19, servant unmarried, general domestic servant, Bristol

CENSUS 1881.
Thomas Warren 49, head married, Licenced Victualler, Bristol
Elizabeth Warren 40, wife married, Bristol
Lucie Warren 18, daughter unmarried, Bristol
George Warren 16, son unmarried, lithographic printer, Bristol
Clara Warren 14, daughter scholar, Bristol
Madeline Warren 9, daughter scholar, Bristol
Lousia Smith 20, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Bristol
Kate Dwyer 16, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Bristol

 

 

 

 

NEW QUAY INN  St.George’s Road

1861 - 83. Thomas Warren
1885. William B. Smith
1886. H. Hurst
1887. Frederick Boulton
1888 - 1889. James Jane
1891. Annie Mellea
1892 - 94. Ellen Paul
1896 - 1901. Ellen Marker




On the corner of St.George’s Road and Anchor Lane just opposite the Myrtle Tree public house, the New Quay Inn is pictured here a few years before the turn of the century when it was demolished.