Garrick’s Head (King Street)

Garrick’s Head King Street

1847 – 68. David Williams
1869. P. E. Bull
1870 to 1871. Robert Cotton
1872. Thomas Duffy
1873. William Dunn

Next door to the Theatre Tavern, pictured during a spell when both buildings were being used as public houses. The gable to the right was the entrance to the Theatre Royal which was rebuilt in 1903, the two old pub buildings were demolished shortly afterwards.

Census 1851.

David Williams 50, Publican & shipwright, Landaff Glamorganshire
Elizabeth Williams 49, No Calling, Landaff Glamorganshire
Elizabeth Williams 14, daughter, no calling, Landaff Glamorganshire
Sarah Williams 13, daughter, no calling, Landaff Glamorganshire
Elizabeth Williams 25, visitor unmarried, no calling, Solvia Wales
Charles Hornes 19, Lodger unmarried, Smith, Bristol

Census 1861.

David Williams 64, head married, ships carpenter and beer house keeper, Pembrokeshire
Elizabeth Williams 61, wife married, shipwright’s wife, Llandaff
Sarah Williams 23, daughter unmarried, milliner, Bristol
Charles Homes 60, boarder widower, coachsmith, Bristol
James Jack 26, boarder unmarried, farmer, Cornwall
Patrick Geary 27, boarder unmarried, tailor, London

Garrick’s Head (Broad Quay)

Garrick’s Head Broad Quay

St. Patrick’s Tavern
1806. William Hayes
1816 – 23. Cornelius Hayes
1828 – 30. John Fisher
1837. Thomas Rowlin
1839. John Jeffries
1840. Robert Tasker
1841 to 1855. Henry Matthews

Garrick’s Head
1856 – 69. Henry Matthews
1871 – 74. Frederick Saddler
1874. Mrs Hibbeard
1875 – 88. George Rogers
1889. Robert Peters
1891. Robert Smith
1894 – 96. William Baker
1897. George Toms
1899 -1909. William Langdon
1914 – 17. John Colenso
1921 – 44. John Webb
1950 – 56. Frederick John Webb
1975. A. R. Venn

In 1828, John Fisher is listed as: “waterproof hat maker and wholesale & retail spirit dealer, (home brewed beer)”

No. 62 Broad Quay (No. 22 from around 1904). Previously the St.Patrick’s Tavern, the Garrick’s Head was rebuilt in 1890 and was demolished in 1978 to make way for an extension to the Bristol & West building. The architect of the Garrick’s Head was Edward Gabriel who also designed the Cambridge Arms in Redland and the Pilgrim, Brislington.

Census 1841.

Henry Matthews 35, spirit dealer, not born in county
Sarah Matthews 35, not born in county
Alonzo Matthews 15, opticians apprentice, born in county
Frederick Matthews 9, born in county
Henry Mathews 5, born in county
William Matthews 3, born in county
Georgina Matthews 7, born in county
Sarah Matthews 1, born in county
Hester Mills 65, servant, not born in county
Matilda …? 16, servant, not born in county

Census 1851.

Henry Matthews 48, Lic. Victualler, Devon Stoke Gabriel
Sarah Matthews 49, Cowes Isle of Wight
Georgiana Matthews 17, Dressmaker, Bristol St Augustine
Henry Matthews 15, Assistant in Oil Skin Preparation, Bristol St. Stephens
William Matthews 13, Assistant In Oil Skin Preparation, Bristol St. Stephens
Sarah Matthews 11, Scholar, Bristol St. Stephens
Alfred Matthews 6, Scholar, Bristol St. Stephens
Charles Matthews 3, Scholar, Bristol St. Stephens
Alexander McCormick 40, Visitor, Mariner, Isle of Man
John Fisher 20, Ship Carpenter, Bideford Devon

Census 1861.

Henry Matthews 58, head married, licensed victualler, Devon Stoke Gabriel
Sarah Matthews 58, wife married, Isle of Wight Cowes
Sarah Mathews 20, daughter unmarried, Bristol
Carl Aug. Hoffstahl 25, boarder married, seaman, Russia Laban
Alonzo Matthews 35, son widower, optician, Bristol

Census 1881.

George A. Rogers 42, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Eliza Rogers 39, wife married, All Cannings Wiltshire
Geo. A. Sims 11, nephew, All Cannings Wiltshire
Mary A. Sims 18, niece unmarried, All Cannings Wiltshire

Gaiety

Gaiety Queen Street / Christmas Steps

Three Sugar Loaves
1755. Widow Pillson
1792 – 94. Charles Emmett
1800 – 06. William Lancaster
1816 – 23. Thomas Hatchman
1826. Ann Hatchman
1828 – 32. Ferdinand Pitman
1833 – 34. Thomas Speed
1837 – 40. George Maskell
1841. Robert Hole
1844. John Patrick
1847 – 53. Thomas Richards
1854. Thomas Dennis
1855 to 1856. Mary Dennis
1857. Thomas Pope
1858 to 1859. William Bassett
1860. R. E. Place
1861. Simon Dumble
1865 – 66. T. Clayton
1867 to 1877. John Gullick
1877. G. Wilkins

Gaiety
1878 to 1887. John Rouse
1888. John Trood
1889. Charles Best
1890. Charles Newton
1891. George Houghton
1891. Albert Milsom
1894. A. Gurney
1896. George Dalziel
1897 – 1901. Albert Milsom
1904. Mrs. A. Jowett
1906 – 11. Mary Ann Woodbury
1914. Alfred Butchers
1917. Albert Legassick
1921 – 25. Mary Hathaway
1928 – 37. John Courtenay
1938. Stanley Courtenay
1944 – 53. Edward Dudbridge
1956. Vivian M. Stevenson
1960. M. G. Cannon

Census 1841.

Robert Hole 35, publican, not born in county
Lucy Hole 30, not born in county
Mary Hole 9, not born in county
Caroline Barry 14, servant, not born in county

Census 1851.

Thomas Richards 38, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Louisa Huntley 26, servant unmarried, barmaid, Bristol
Ellen Louisa Cole 5, visitor, Alvestone
Jane Brock 20, servant unmarried, Bath

Census 1861.

Simon Dumble 55, head married, licensed victualler, Cornwall
M. A. Dumble 49, wife married, pub wife, Cornwall
Simon Dumble 21, son unmarried, shoe maker, Cornwall
Edwin Dumble 17, son unmarried, harness maker, Bedminster

Census 1871.

John Gullick 32, head married, baker, Wells Somerset
Mary A. Gullick 27, wife married, Taunton Somerset
Frederick Gullick 8, son, Bristol
Sarah Sowden 59, lodger unmarried, Tiverton Devon

Census 1881.
No.2 Lower Park Row, John & Mary Rouse did not live at the Gaiety

John Rouse 57, head married, licensed victualler & actor, Bristol
Mary A. Rouse 56, wife married, Italy
Harriet L. Parsons 29, boarder unmarried, Somerset Moorlinch
Selina Cox 30, servant widow, domestic servant, Somerset Radstock
Clarence Holt 56, lodger unmarried, actor, Middlesex London
Rose Dale 36, lodger unmarried, actress, Middlesex London

Census 1891.
Gaiety Public House

George Houghton 26, head married, Sculptor in wood & stone, Bristol
Ray H. Houghton 30, wife married, Devon Oakhampton
Lilly M. Houghton 4, daughter, Bristol
George H. Houghton 2, son, Bristol
Daisy Burman 19, servant single, general domestic servant, Gloucestershire Hambrook

Census 1901.

Albert Milsom 34, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Mary Milsom 32, wife married, Bristol
Lillian Milsom 8, daughter, Bristol
Albert Milsom 6, son, Bristol

Census 1911.

Mary Ann Woodbury 50, head widow, licensed victualler, Coronation Road Bristol
Ethel Unity Woodbury 20, daughter single, dressmaker, Grosvenor Road Bristol

Full Moon

Full Moon Broad Street

1775 to 1791. John Powell
1791 to 1807. Jane Powell
1816 – 23. John Gifford
1826. S. Tanner
1828 – 33. John Smith
1834 to 1840. Abraham Snell
1841 – 42. George Meatyard
1844 – 53. Charles Phelps
1854 to 1855. Joseph Brooks
1856 to 1859. Charles Phelps
1859 to 1865. Amos Yemm
1866 to 1870. Edwin Staddon Sellick
1870 – 72. Charles Lewis
1874 – 75. Edwin Staddon Sellick
1876 to 1878. John Howe
1879. John Tannahill
1880. Mary Tannahill
1881 to 1882. Alfred Porter
1883. Francis Lewin
1885 – 86. Lydia R. Lewin
1887 – 88. Mary Smith
1891 – 99. Frederick Gazzard
1901 – 06. Thomas Holder
1909. George Phelps

On the corner of Broad Street and Bell Lane, the Full Moon is pictured here in the 1890’s. Through St.John’s arch can be seen the City Wine & Spirit Vaults in Quay Street.

John Gifford is listed as … wholesale and retail dealer in wines, bottled beer, porter &c. Full Moon Tavern, Broad Street, and 39 College Street.

The Full Moon was home to several Masonic Lodges during the mid 19th century. Mathews’ Bristol Directory for 1831 lists the following:

Thistle, Rose, and Shamrock Lodge of Free Gardeners, held at the Full Moon Tavern, Broad Street, days of meeting, every fourth Tuesday evening.

Loyal Bristol City Lodge of Independent Odd Fellows. No.283 of the Manchester Unity, and No.1 Bristol District, held at the Full Moon Tavern, Broad Street. Days of meeting, every second Thursday. Lecture Nights, every alternate Thursday.

In a directory for 1839 … Mona Lodge of Ancient Druids, No. 10, every Thursday Evening; Arch Chapter as above every fourth Wednesday, commencing 19th Dec. 1838.

Directories for 1806, 1816, 1820, 1823 and 1828 have no mention of Masonic Lodges at the Full Moon.

The following information was provided by Martin Mitchell:
My gt.-gt.-gt.-grandfather John Powell came from Wales in about 1775 and took on the Full Moon, with his wife Jane née Evans. Their eight children were born there. John Powell died 24 Aug 1791, and was buried at St John the Baptist in the same grave as his infant daughter Ann who died a week earlier. His widow carried on the business, but died 2 Sep 1807, presumably relinquishing the business not long before her death. Parish Register entries apart, my info comes from a grandson of theirs (my gt.-gt.-uncle), a County Court Judge and sometime MP for Gloucester, John Joseph Powell (1816-1891).

Census 1841.

George Meatyard 40, publican, not born in county
Emma Meatyard 35, not born in county
Louisa Meatyard 14, born in county
Emma Meatyard 12, born in county
Fanny Meatyard 10, born in county
Ellen Meatyard 6, born in county
Caroline Meatyard 4, born in county
Charles Meatyard 2, born in county
Mary Williams 20, servant, not born in county
Henry Westcott 30, labourer, born in county
Mary Harcourt 20, servant, born in county

Census 1851.

Charles Phelps, head married, licensed victualler, Worcestershire Malvern
Catherine Phelps 57, wife married, Gloucestershire
Henry Phelps 9, son scholar, Bristol Christchurch
Charles Phelps 5, son, Bristol St.John
Mary Donovan 56, nurse unmarried, Scotland Peebles
Elizabeth Brice 29, servant unmarried, Bristol St.Michael

Census 1861.

Amos Yemm 31, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Eliza Yemm 34, wife married, Bristol
George A. Yemm 7, son, Bristol
S. A. Yemm 5, daughter, Bristol
Eliza Ashill 21, niece visitor, unmarried, Bristol
Mary Price 22, servant unmarried, house servant, Bristol
James Bessell 52, lodger unmarried, Bristol

Census 1871.

Edwin S. Sellick 48, head married, licensed victualler, Somerset Holford
Elizabeth Sellick 52, wife married, Somerset Bathford
Edwin Sellick 22, son married, carpenter, Surrey Dulwich
Herbert Sellick 17, son unmarried, jeweller, Berkshire Reading
Olive Sellick 13, daughter scholar, Somerset Kelve
Elizabeth A. Collins 29, servant unmarried, general servant, Gloucestershire Bristol

Census 1881.

Alfred Porter 28, head married, licensed victualler, Gloucestershire Cromhall
Elizabeth Hawker Porter 28, wife married, Bristol
Ethel Porter 3, daughter, Bristol
Lennard Augustus Porter 2, son, Somerset Chew Stoke
Violet Porter 11 months, daughter, Somerset Chew Stoke
Annie Cotterell 29, servant widow, general servant, Gloucestershire Tormarton
Fannie Bricker 25, servant unmarried, nurse, Somerset Keinton Mandeville

Census 1891.

Frederick Gazzard 32, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol St.Philip’s
Elizabeth M. Gazzard 33, wife married, Somerset Backwell

Census 1901.

Thomas Holder 43, head married, licensed victualler, Gloucestershire Hawkesbury
Emma Holder 47, wife married, Somerset Timberscombe
Albert E. Holder 19, son single, barman, Bristol
Emma J. Holder 11, daughter, school, Bristol
Edith S. Holder 9, daughter, school, Bristol
Sarah Cowlin 67, aunt single, Somerset Timberscombe
Alice Heath 18, servant single, general domestic servant, London

Friendship (St. George’s Road)

Friendship St.George’s Road

1832 – 44. William Matthews
1848 – 53. Ann Matthews
1854 – 56. Edward Fenn
1861. ? Cosham
1865 – 77. Thomas Silcocks
1879. William Silcocks
1881 – 88. Emily Kendle
1889. William Williams
1891 – 1901. Mary Ann Prigg

On the site that was to become the home of the Cathedral Garage for many years, this area has since been re-developed with the building of luxury flats and apartments. Through the gate in the picture was a flight of steps leading down to the Old Thatched House Tavern in Anchor Lane.

Census 1841.

William Matthews 50, publican, not born in county
Ann Matthews 50, not born in county
Ann Matthews 20, not born in county

Census 1851.

Ann Matthews 30, head unmarried, publican, Bristol
William Ranks 23, brother in law married, farrier, Bristol
Sarah Ranks 26, sister married, farriers wife, Bristol
Martha Phillips 75, Aunt Widow, Pembrokeshire
Kate Phillips 12, cousin scholar, Bristol

Census 1871.

Thomas Silcocks 57, head married, pork butcher, Wiltshire North Badley
Emma Silcocks 58, wife married, Bristol
Emma Silcocks 22, daughter unmarried, dressmaker, Bristol
Henry Silcocks 20, son unmarried, general servant, Bristol
Edward Skinner 23, lodger unmarried, general servant, Bristol

Census 1881.

Emily Kendle 36, head married, innkeeper, Jersey
Frank Kendle 5, son, Bristol
Mabel Kendle 2, daughter, Bristol
Agnes Baldwin 22, servant unmarried, general servant, Bristol
George Gotsell 19, lodger unmarried, butcher, Chippenham

Census 1891.

Mary A. Prigg 27, head widow, innkeeper, Evertree Devon
Alfred J. Prigg 13, son scholar, Devonport
Elizabeth M. Prigg 11, daughter scholar, Bristol
George A. Prigg 7, son scholar, Clifton
Charles Reed 23, boarder married, boot clicker, Bristol
Mary A. Reed 24, boarder married, Bristol
Charles W. Reed 11 months, boarder, Bristol

Friendship (Pithay)

Friendship No.22 Pithay

1852 – 55. James Healy
1858 – 60. H. Palser
1861 – 72. Thomas Whitrow
1873 to 1877. Thomas Prigg
1877 to 1891. Timothy Organ
1892 – 97 Charles Gardiner

At the time of the 1851 census No.22 was uninhabited

Census 1861.

Thomas Whitrow 31, head married, labourer, Devon Tiverton
Sarah Whitrow 37, wife married, Gloucestershire Bristol
George Lilington 19, step son, unmarried, bottle cleaner, Somerset Bristol
Sarah A. Cornwall 16, step daughter unmarried, tailoress, Gloucestershire Bristol
Charles Lilington 13, step son, errand boy, Somerset Bristol
Emma Lilington 12, step daughter scholar, Somerset Bristol
Thomas Lilington 10, step son, errand boy, Gloucestershire Bristol
Ellen Lilington 8, step daughter scholar, Gloucestershire Bristol
Henry Lilington 7, step son scholar, Gloucestershire Bristol

Census 1871.

Thomas Whitrow 42, head married, beer house keeper, Tiverton Devon
Sarah Whitrow 47, wife married, Bristol
Ellen Lillington 18, step daughter unmarried, barmaid, Bristol
Henry Lillington 17, step son unmarried, labourer, Bristol
John Whitrow 7, son scholar, Bristol
Edward Baker 33, lodger unmarried, shoemaker, Bristol
James Robins 56, lodger unmarried, labourer, Portsmouth
Mary Phillips 30, lodger married, charwoman, Wales

Census 1881.

Timothy Organ 43, head married, publican, Bristol St.Augustine’s
Elizabeth Organ 40, wife married, Bristol St.James’
Mary Ann Organ 12, daughter scholar, Bristol Christchurch
Daniel Organ 8, son scholar, Bristol Christchurch
Catherine Organ 2, daughter, Bristol Christchurch
Ann Organ 2, daughter, Bristol Christchurch
Robert V. Organ 1, son, Bristol Christchurch
Ellen Larey 18, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Bristol St.Augustine’s

Census 1891.

Timothy Organ 53, head married, beer house keeper, Gloucestershire Bristol
Elizabeth Organ 50, wife married, Gloucestershire Bristol
Daniel Organ 18, son single, blacksmith, Gloucestershire Bristol
Ann Organ 12, daughter scholar, Gloucestershire Bristol
Catherine Organ 12, daughter scholar, Gloucestershire Bristol
Robert Organ 11, son scholar, Gloucestershire Bristol
Florence Organ 7, daughter scholar, Gloucestershire Bristol
Rose Bull 41, servant single, domestic servant, wiltshire

Fox

Fox Peter Street
No.15 Peter Street, the Fox was destroyed in the blitz along with much else in the area that is now Castle Park.

1752. Mrs. Taylor
1764. Thomas Holland
1775. Hester Saunders
1806 – 16. Robert Gomer
1820 – 23. Robert Gomer & Charles Zincraft
1828 – 30. Robert Zincraft
1832 – 33. Edward Zincraft
1839 – 41. J. B. Lambley
1841. Caroline Lambley
1844 – 51. Joseph Olive
1853 – 56. James Olive
1858 – 63. Elizabeth Hathway
1865 – 69. J. Davey
1871 – 74. William Whitaker
1875 to 1877. Thomas Brown
1878. E. Dowding
1879. William Whitaker
1881 – 83. Frederick Allen
1886. Frederick Oxenham
1887. White & Son
1888 to 1891. Thomas Oxenham
1891. Frederick Applin
1892 – 1906. Elizabeth Savage
1909. Ellen Elizabeth Webb
1911 – 21. William Walter Webb
1925 – 35. Arthur Pollett
1937 – 38. Richard Harris

In 1775, Hester Saunders was listed as a distiller at this address. Listed in 1853 as the Fox Inn and spirit vaults, the building in this picture appears to be late Victorian in origin.

Census 1841.

Caroline Lambley 37, victualler, born in county
Ann Zincraft 18, independent means, born in county
Sarah Zincraft 10, born in county
James Lambley 4, born in county
George Lambley 3, born in county
Susan Lambley 10 months, born in county
Jane Jones 18, servant, born in county
James Jones 34, independent means, born in county

Census 1851.

Joseph Olive 56, head widower, wine & spirit merchant, Bristol
James Olive 25, son unmarried, assistant, Bristol
Mary Toleman 13, grandaughter, Assistant, Bristol
Anna Niblett 24, Servant unmarried, Upton Gloucestershire

Census 1861.

Elizabeth Hathway 50, head unmarried, spirit house keeper, Bristol
Emma Hathway 37, sister unmarried, barmaid, Bristol
Fanny Ayre 34, boarder unmarried, barmaid, Gloucestershire Downend

Census 1871.

William Whitaker 45, head married, licensed victualler, Somerset Bayford
Ellen Whitaker 42, wife married, licensed victualler’s wife, Wiltshire Blunsdon
George Whitaker 18, son unmarried, articled clerk to auctioneer, Dorset Sherborne
Frank Whitaker 6, son scholar, Gloucestershire Cinderford
Mary Martell 20, servant unmarried, general servant, Pembrokeshire Pembroke

Census 1881.

F. W. Allen 30, head married, licensed victualler, Lynn Norfolk
C. M. H. Allen 29, wife married, Bristol
F. Gay Allen 5, Son, Hull
H. L. Percy Allen 8 months, son, Bristol
H. Loving 30, cousin unmarried, joiner, Axminster Devon
H. Mutter 18, servant unmarried, assistant, Bristol
Anna Flue 22, servant unmarried, assistant, Bristol

Census 1891.

Frederick J. Applin 53, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Henrietta Applin 54, wife married, Bristol

Census 1901.

Alice Savage 79, head widow, Lancashire Liverpool
Elizabeth Savage 30, daughter single, licensed victualler, Lancashire Birkdale
Ellen Savage 36, daughter single, Lancashire Birkdale
Mary Bruce 7, visitor, Lancashire Birkdale

Census 1911.

William Walter Webb 21, head married, licensed victualler, St.Philip’s Marsh Bristol
Ethel Elizabeth Webb 19, wife married, assisting in business, St.Philip’s Bristol

Foresters Arms

Foresters’ Arms Upper Maudlin Street

1847 – 55. Thomas Henry Fellew
1856 to 1857. William Hovey
1858 – 63. Richard Belcher
1865 – 83. Thomas Belcher
1885 – 96. John Coffin
1897 – 1901. David Clothier
1904 – 33. Edward Rudman

This picture has been cropped from a postcard showing the funeral procession of J. S. Fry in 1913, this is now the site of the Bristol Royal Infirmary. Thomas Fellew was also a furniture dealer. When the Foresters’ Arms closed in 1933 Edward Rudman moved to the Friendship pub in Knowle

Census 1851.

Henry Fellew 47, head married, beer house keeper & broker, Devon Teignmouth
Mary Ann 46, wife married, broker’s wife, Somerset Wellington
Charles Fellew 20, son unmarried, cordwainer, Bristol St.Nicholas
William Fellew 16, son to head unmarried, broker, Bristol St.Nicholas

Census 1861.

Richard Belsher 55, head unmarried, publican, Monmouthshire Caerleon

Census 1871.

Thomas Belcher 30, head married, stationer, Monmouthshire Caerleon
Elizabeth Belcher 29, wife married, Monmouthshire Caerleon
Sarah Belcher 9, daughter scholar, Monmouthshire Caerleon
Thomas Belcher 7, son scholar, Monmouthshire Pontypool
Elizabeth Belcher 5, daughter scholar, City & County of Bristol
George M. Belcher 3, son scholar, City & County of Bristol
Bridget Belcher 1, daughter, City & County of Bristol
Cornelius Bishop 28, boarder unmarried, horse collar maker, Staffordshire Walsall

Census 1881.

Thomas Belcher 40, head married, painter, Monmouthshire Caerleon
Elizabeth Belcher 39, wife married, Monmouthshire Caerleon
Thomas Belcher 17, son unmarried, labourer, Monmouthshire Pontypool
George M. Belcher 13, son scholar, Bristol
Bridget Belcher 11, daughter scholar, Bristol
Lillian Lucretia Belcher 9, daughter scholar, Bristol
Edward Omega Belcher 7, son scholar, Bristol
William F. Belcher 5, son scholar, Bristol
Mary A. Belcher 3, daughter, Bristol
Flora B. Belcher 11 months, daughter, Bristol

Census 1891.

John Coffin 39, head married, beer retailer, Dorset Melbury
Emily Coffin 25, wife married, Dorset Melbury
Rose Coffin 6, daughter, Dorset Melbury

Census 1901.

David Clothier 58, head married, publican, Somerset
Mary Clothier 42, wife married, Bristol
Alice Clothier 26, daughter single, Bristol
Fred Clothier 24, son single, distillery labourer, Bristol
Maud Clothier 13, daughter, Bristol
Netha Clothier 10, daughter, Bristol
Nellie Clothier 8, daughter, Bristol
Ivy Clothier 6, daughter, Bristol
Ella Williams 35, boarder single, tailor’s machinist, Bristol
Clara Millard 59, servant single, laundress, Bristol

Census 1911.

Edward Henry Rudman 34, head married, publican formerly ship’s steward, Bristol
Emma Elizabeth Rudman 31, wife married, Bristol
Edward Rudman 11, son, school, Bristol
Lilly Rudman 9, daughter, school, Bristol
Minnie Rudman 7, daughter, school, Bristol
Denis Rudman 5, son, school, Bristol
Kate Boley 30, servant single, Blagdon Somerset

Flitch Of Bacon

Flitch Of Bacon Host Street

1816 – 23. David Watkins
1828. J. Harding
1830 – 33. Michael Watts Grogan
1834. William Nicholls
1837. John Thomas
1839 – 40. Joseph Bullock
1841 – 44. Stephen Watts
1847 – 51. Robert Price
1851 to 1859. William Coles
1860 – 61. J. Davis
1861 – 62. Patrick Mulcahy
1862. Joseph Stinchcombe
1867 – 71. William Coggan

The Flitch of Bacon at Nos.31 & 32 Host Street closed in 1871 when this stretch of Host Street was demolished to allow for the building of Colston Street. Steep Street which can just be seen distant left, disappeared at the same time

Census 1841.

Stephen Watts 35, publican, born in county
Maryan Watts 30, born in county
Maryan Watts 8, born in county
Sydney Watts 4, born in county
Mary Eaves 15, servant, not born in county

Census 1851.

William Coles 48, licensed victualler, Bradford Wiltshire
Jane Coles 46, Somerset St.Philips
Emily Coles 8, Bradford Wiltshire
Charles Coles 6 weeks, Bristol
Louisa Dry 22, servant, Wales
George Crees 16, servant, errand boy, Norton Somerset
William Vickery 22, lodger, labourer Bristol
William Walsher 54, lodger, carpenter, Bridgwater
William Bell 16, lodger, Carpenter Bath
John Cannon 40, lodger, cooper, Kent Ashford
John Lyons 37, lodger, musician, County Cork Ireland Bandon
Margaret Lyons 26, lodger, Limerick

Census 1861.

Patrick Mulcahy 28, head married, publican, Ireland
Eliza Mulcahy 25, wife married, Bristol
Clara Dugless 20, servant unmarried, general servant, Bath
Martin Irwin 34, head married, labourer, Ireland
Mary Ann Irwin 35, wife married, Bristol
Catherine Irwin 6, daughter, Bristol
Bridget Irwin 5, daughter, Bristol
Lucy Elleney Irwin 1, daughter, Bristol
John Macknamara 44, head married, dock labourer, Ireland
Bridget Macknamara 43, wife married, Ireland
Mary Macknamara 21, daughter, charwoman, Ireland
Margaret Macknamara 14, daughter, Ireland
Bridget Macknamara 9, daughter, Bristol
Ellen Macknamara 6, daughter, Bristol
Catherine Macknamara 2, daughter, Bristol
John Hardington 30, head married, labourer, Bristol
Eliza Hardington 38, wife married, Bristol

Elephant And Castle

Elephant & Castle Merchant Street

1806. John Fletcher Norman
1816 – 20. Lewis Lewis
1822 – 51. Elizabeth Lewis
1853 – 54. William Bennett
1855. ? Morgan
1856 – 58. Frederick K. Turner
1860. R. Smerdon
1861. Thomas Wooles
1863. George Mabin
1865 – 68. John White
1869 to 1872. Maria Townshend
1873 to 1875. William Knapp
1876 – 79. Susannah Knapp
1881 – 83. John Frederick Glass
1885 – 87. Frederick Vile
1888. Eugene Edward Mortier
1889. Clara Edwards
1891. Mary Harrison
1891 to 1893. William Price Jenkins
1894. Albert Bready
1896. John Davey
1897. Kate Davey
1899. William Daniels
1901. Henry W. Naish
1901 – 09. Emily Naish
1911. Amy Isabel George

At the time of the 1911 census this house was home to a newsagent, later it was occupied by Howard’s Complete House Furnishers

Census 1851.

Elizabeth Lewis 62, head, Bristol St.James
Hannah Jones 70, sister, Bristol St.James
Sarah Jane Parker 23, servant, Hamrook Gloucestershire
Ann Fry 21, servant, Tormarton Gloucestershire

Census 1861.

Thomas Wooles 30, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol Bedminster
Clara A. Wooles 18, wife married, Bristol
Thomas Wooles 1 month, son, Bristol
Richard Field 50, visitor married, corn merchant, Gloucestershire Moreton in Marsh
Eliza Tregillis 22, servant unmarried, Truro Cornwall

Census 1871.

Maria Townsend 43, head widow, inn keeper, London Middlesex
Henry Townsend 15, son single, Glamorganshire Swansea
Mary Ann Gill 20, servant single, domestic servant, Bristol

Census 1881.

John Frederick Glass 22, head married, licensed victualler, City of Bristol
Lydia Glass 24, wife married, London Middlesex
Edith Mary Glass 5 months, daughter, City of Bristol
Alice Willey 17, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Temple Cloud Somerset

Census 1891.

William Harrison 48, head married, solicitor’s clerk, Somerset High Littleton
Mary Harrison 47, wife married, manageress of public house, Bristol
George S. Harrison 16, son single, watchmaker’s assistant, Wiltshire Warminster
Charles D. Harrison 15, son, wood turner’s apprentice, Sussex Eastbourne
Tom M. Harrison 13, son scholar, Wiltshire Malmsbury
Emily Hall 26, servant single, barmaid, Bristol Easton

Census 1901.

Henry W. Naish 32, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Emily Naish 34, wife married, Gloucestershire Shirehampton
Clifford Henry Naish 3, son, Bristol
Dorothy Naish 1, daughter, Bristol
Elizabeth Henley 23, servant single, domestic servant, Bristol
(Maria) Mary Birth 29, relative married, barmaid, Gloucestershire Shirehampton