ROWNHAM HOTEL Freeland Place
Hotwells Tavern
1823 -
1834 -
1840 -
1848 -
1851 -
Rownham
Hotel
1877. William Green
1878 -
1882 -
1899
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1904 -
1925 -
1931. Edward Smart
1935
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1944 -
Originally named the Hotwells Tavern.
In 1873 when the entrance to Cumberland Basin was enlarged, a pub named the Rownham
Tavern was demolished and Rownham ferry moved downstream towards the Hotwells Tavern,
not long afterwards the name was changed to the Rownham Hotel. The pub was removed
in 1969 for road Widening.
CENSUS 1841.
Mary Jones 54, victualler, not born in county
Joseph Jones 20, confectioner’s
apprentice, born in county
Martha Jones 15, servant, not born in county
Elizabeth Matthews
20, servant, not born in county
Eleanor Stoke 20, servant, not born in county
Cornelius
Chaplin 25, servant, not born in county
CENSUS 1851.
Philip John Marks 26, Licensed
Victualler, Brislington
Mary Marks 26, Bristol
William Marks 5, Bristol
John Marks
3, Bristol
Tom Marks 10 months, Bristol
William Pearce 18, Servant, Dorset
Mary Maskell
21, Servant Gloucestershire Acton
Sarah Ann Brooks 14, Servant, Bristol
CENSUS 1861.
Philip
J. Marks 36, head married, licensed victualler, Somersetshire Brislington
Mary Marks
36, wife married, Gloucestershire Bristol
William Marks 14, son scholar, Somersetshire
Brislington
Thomas Marks 10, son scholar, Gloucestershire Bristol
Henry Marks 9, son
scholar, Clifton
Clara Marks 6, daughter scholar, Clifton
John Marks 4, son, Clifton
Ada
Marks 10 months, daughter, Clifton
Elizabeth Robertson 13, servant, nurse maid, Gloucestershire
Bristol
Cornelius Chaplin 52, unmarried labourer, Gloucestershire Bristol