Author: Roganty

City Wine And Spirit Vaults

City Wine & Spirit Vaults Quay Street / Christmas Street

1816 – 44. John Budden
1848 – 54. Ann Budden
1861 – 65. Edwin Loveridge
1867. Jemima Brotherhood
1868 – 79. John Francis Collins & Sons
1881 – 96. Hannah Elizabeth Collins
1897 – 1909. Minnie Golding

On the corner with Christmas Street. This corner was demolished around 1909 for an extension to the recently built Frys’ fancy box factory, seen to the left. All in this area was swept away in 1936/37 and replaced with Electricity House.

Census 1841.

John Budden 60, publican, not born in county
Ann Budden 50, Scotland
Georgenia Budden 21, born in county
Isabella Thomas 25
Isabella Thomas 7, born in county
Magaret Thomas 2, born in county
Hannah Thomas 30, servant, not born in county

Census 1851.

Ann Budden 62, head widow, wine & spirit merchant, Scotland
Margaret Thomas 17, grandaughter, Bristol
Charlotte Thomas 13, grandaughter, Bristol
Sarah Hill 21, Servant, Wiltshire Devizes

Census 1861.

The Ship
Edwin F. Loveridge 29, head married, victualler, Gloucestershire Cheltenham
Emma Loveridge 21, wife married, Somerset Bedminster
Elizabeth Williams 18, servant unmarried, general servant, Somerset Weston-Super-Mare

Census 1871.

J. Francis Collins 36, head married, licensed victualler, Edinburgh
Hannah Collins 36, wife married, Gloucestershire
J. Francis Collins 12, son, at school, Bristol
Charles E. Collins 9, son, at school, Bristol
Ellen Maria Collins 7, daughter, at school, Bristol
Albert Collins 5, son, at school, Bristol
Ann Maria Sansom 17, sister in law unmarried, assistant, Horsley Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Gingell 16, servant unmarried, servant, Glasgow

Census 1881.

Hannah E. Collins 46, head widow, licensed victualler, Horsley, Gloucestershire
Francis F. Collins 22, son unmarried, barman, Bristol Gloucestershire
Katherine A. Collins 16, daughter unmarried, Bristol Gloucestershire
John A. Collins 15, son, tramway conductor, Bristol Gloucestershire
Euphemia H. Collins 12, daughter scholar, Bristol Gloucestershire
Frederick. W. Collins 7, son scholar, Bristol Gloucestershire

Census 1891.

Hannah E. Collins 56, head widow, licensed victualler, Gloucestershire Horsley
Francis J. Collins 31, son single, mariner, Bristol St.Peter’s
Ellen M. Perryman 27, daughter married, no occupation, Bristol St.Peter’s
Minnie E. Collins 21, daughter single, no occupation, Bristol St.John
Hilda K. Perryman 8, grandaughter, scholar, Bristol St.John

Census 1901.

Frederick E. Golding 37, head married, master mariner, Bristol
Minnie E. Golding 31, wife married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Victor A. F. Golding 6, son, Bristol
Ethel R. Studley 19, servant single, general servant domestic, Bristol

Champion Of Wales

Champion Of Wales Broad Quay

1755. Thomas Dodderidge
1762. Bar. Augustine
1775. Mary Tomkins
1792 – 94. Rachel Organ
1800. Joseph Powell
1806. John Finch
1816. Sarah Murdock
1820 – 31. Richard Badham
1832 – 44. Joseph Bright
1847 – 51. Martha Bright
1851 to 1857. John Dyer
1858 to 1859. Elizabeth Leaker
1860. J. King
1861 – 65. Mary Berry
1866 to 1867. Francis Quartly
1868 to 1877. Frederick Payne
1878 to 1887 James Dent
1888 – 89. Henry Cuff
1890. Thomas Read
1891. George A. Rogers
1892 to 1896. Joseph Puddy
1897 – 99. Frederick Brookman
1900 – 14. William J. Beavis
1917 – 28. Samuel Tovey
1931 – 38. Thomas Smith
1944. James King
1950. John Paul
1953 – 56. Reginald Walter Prior

Courage Brewery Archive via Bristol Know Your Place

Census 1841.

Joseph Bright 35, victualler, born in county
Martha Bright 30, born in county
Emily Bright 8, born in county
Joseph Bright 3, born in county
Cecilia Bright 1, born in county
Ann Fowler 20, servant, born in county
Louisa Bullock 17, servant, born in county
George Harvey 30, mariner, born in county
Alexander McGregor 30, seaman, Scottish

Census 1851.

John Dyer 44, head married, victualler, Devon Spacombe
Martha Dyer 40, wife married, Britton Ferry South Wales
Emily Elizabeth Bright 18, daughter in law unmarried, scholar, Somerset Bristol
Cecilia Bright 10, daughter in law scholar, Somerset Bristol
Mary Ann Aldman 26, servant unmarried, house servant, Somerset Bristol

Census 1861.

Mary Berry 31, head widow, victualler, Devon Barnstaple
Betsey Berry 28, sister married, visitor, Devon Ilfracombe
Sarah Wilkins 21, servant unmarried, general servant, Somerset Churchill

Census 1871.

Frank Payne 30, head married, landlord, Bristol
Jane Payne 30, wife married, Bristol
Sarah Cosway 28, sister in law unmarried, Devon Tiverton
Amelia Tock 11, niece scholar, Devon Tiverton

Census 1881.

James Dent 36, head married, licensed victualler, Lancashire Burnley
Mary Dent 27, wife married, Somerset Evercreech
Mary A. Dent 10, daughter, Lancashire Bootle
Sarah E. Dent 7, daughter, Lancashire Bootle
Margaret E. Dent 1, daughter, Gloucestershire Bristol
Henry K. Dent, 1 month, son, Gloucestershire Bristol
Annie Herton 30, sister in law unmarried, domestic servant, Somerset Evercreech

Census 1891.

George A. Rogers 53, head married, publican, Bristol
Eliza Rogers 50, wife married, Wiltshire All Cannings
George A. Sims 21, nephew single, Wiltshire All Cannings
Eliabeth Sims 15, niece single, general domestic servant, Wiltshire All Cannings

Census 1901.

William J. Beavis 37, head married, hotel keeper, Gloucestershire Bristol
Margaret Beavis 34, wife married, Gloucestershire Bristol
Rose Eyres 18, servant single, general domestic servant, Somerset Corston
P. Baldrati 44, boarder widower, A.B. Seaman, place of birth unknown

Census 1911.

William J. Beavis 47, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Margaret Beavis 45, wife married, assistant in business, Bristol
Bridget Holland 73, mother widow, old age pensioner, Ellmoy County Down, (deaf)
Mary Thomas 41, sister married, house keeper assistant, Bristol
May Thomas 6, niece school, Bristol
May White 25, servant single, Bristol
Charles Lane 23, single, potman, London Deptford

Cat And Wheel

Cat & Wheel Castle Green

1752. William Davridge
1775. Gabriel Rymer
1792. Joseph Newman
1806. John Nickless
1816. George Parker
1820. William Meredith
1822 – 29. John England
1830 to 1831. John Rogers
1832 to 1834. Thomas Spiring
1835. John Reed
1836 to 1837. George Meatyard
1838 to 1849. George Hedges
1850 to 1852. Charles Cowper
1853 to 1855. Joseph Abbott
1856 to 1862. Richard Nash
1863 to 1867. George Knight
1868 to 1879. George Webber
1879 to 1885. Mary Ann Webber
1886 to 1889. William Thomas
1890 to 1894. Francis Treasure
1895 to 1902. William Beavis
1903 to 1908. George Couzens
1909 to 1913. Henry William Charles
1914. William Tregarthen
1915 to 1939. Frederick Eagles
1940 – 53. Dorothy Christina Thorne
1956. John Steavenson
1960. H. G. King

On the corner with Little Peter Street. standing in 1606 the Cat & Wheel was re-built in 1900, some bits & pieces were salvaged and are now housed in the Bristol City Museum. The later building was demolished in 1969 for a new museum complex which was never built. If standing today it would be in Castle Park just opposite the entrance to the Galleries car park in Newgate. The name above the door in the older picture is W.T. Beavis which dates it to around the time of the inn’s demolition.

Bristol Museum

Census 1841.

George Hedges 35, licensed victualler, born in county
Ann Hedges 30, born in county
George Hedges 8, born in county
Ann Hedges 7, born in county
Ellen Hedges 5, born in county
Mary Williams 15, servant, born in county
Ann Myers 20, servant, born in county
William Biggs 40, servant, born in county
Richard Dobney 20, tallow chandler, not born in county
William Crickley 20, not born in county
John Collingworth 20, engine maker, not born in county
Edmund Given 20, engine maker, not born in county
William Hurley 40, hatter, ireland
William Hurley 18, hatter, ireland
Josiah Herriott ? 30, engineer, not born in county
Josiah Marwell 20, engineer, not born in county

Census 1851.

Charles Cowper 35, head married, licensed vict. Bristol St.Peters
Catherine Cowper 40, wife married, Bridgend
kate Cowper 12, daughter scholar, Bristol St.Stephen’s
William Cowper 9, son scholar, Bristol St.Stephen’s
Evan Cowper 8, son scholar, Bristol St.James
William Pollet 23, Visitor, Hatter, Stockport
James Mallard 44, Visitor, Hatter, Yarmouth
Golden Partridge 33, Visitor, Artist – Painter, Surrey
William Ogbourne 23, Servant, Man Servant, Bristol St Paul’s
Margaret O’Keith 24, Servant, Ireland Cork

Census 1861.

Richard Nash 37, head married, victualler, Hereford
Elizabeth Nash 35, wife married, Worcestershire
Richard Nash 3, son, Bristol
Elizabeth Nash 4, daughter, Bristol
Kate Nash 2, daughter, Bristol
Alice Nash 3 months, Bristol
Sarah Phillips 69, mother in law widow, Worcestershire
Mary Williams 23, servant unmarried, servant, Wales
Ellen Robertson 14, servant, Thornbury Gloucestershire
Frank Fortune 14, servant, Wiltshire
Daniel De La Rue 42, lodger married, compositor, London
Alfred Porter 39, lodger unmarried, compositor, London
William Matthews 22, lodger married, house joiner, Bath

Census 1871.

George H. Webber 46, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Mary A. Webber 43, wife married, London
Emma Webber 14, daughter scholar, Bristol
Edward Webber 7, son scholar, Bristol
Mary Ann Webber 2, daughter, Bristol
Ann Webber 46, sister in law widow, dress maker, Birmingham
Elizabeth Warren 23, servant unmarried, Bristol
Charles Rogers 45, lodger unmarried, labourer, Bristol

Census 1881.

Mary Ann Webber 53, head widow, licensed victualler, London, Middlesex
Emma Schofield Webber 23, daughter unmarried, St.Nicholas Bristol
Edward Webber 17, son unmarried, lithographic draughtsman, St.Stephens Bristol
Mary Ann Webber 12, daughter scholar, St.Peters Bristol
Elizabeth Warren 29, servant unmarried, domestic servant, St.Philip’s Bristol

Census 1891.

Francis J. Treasure 41, head married, licensed victualler, Somerset
Elizabeth Treasure 47, wife married, Scotland Sorbie
William Graham 25, step son single, engineers draughsman, Gloucestershire St.George
James Graham 23, step son single, clerk, Gloucestershire St.George
Janet E. Graham 17, step daughter, Gloucestershire St.George
Helena Glenham 29, servant single, barmaid, Middlesex London

Census 1901.

William T. Beavis 57, head married, pub landlord, Bristol
Kate Brookman 27, daughter widow, housekeeper, Bristol
Walter H. Beavis 22, son single, jeweller (gold) Bristol
Frederick R. Beavis 21, son single, barman, Bristol
Bessie Tye 22, servant single, domestic servant, Gloucestershire Wooton under edge

Census 1911.

Henry William Charles 38, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol St.Philip’s
Rosina Harriett Charles 36, wife married, assisting in business, Bristol St.Philip’s
Ethel May Charles 14, daughter, school, Bristol St.Philip’s
Henry William Charles 12, son, school, Bristol St.Philip’s

Castle Inn

(Old) Castle Inn Castle Mill Street

1879. Charles Collins
1881 – 82. George Sharpham
1883. John Lund
1885. Robert Drysdale
1886. A. Collins
1887. W. Ensoll
1888. ? Trood
1891 – 93. Charles Holmes
1896. Jane Pitt
1899. T. J. Corcoran
1901 – 04. John Tucker
1906. John Bateman

Prior to becoming a pub in the late 1870s this building was home to an eating house and refreshment rooms. Not a very good picture but it shows the pub (left) around 1900 shortly before the street was rebuilt. Bombed in the second world war this is part of the site now occupied by the Galleries shopping centre.

Postcard Bristol’s Lost Pubs collection

Census 1881.

George Sharpham 40, head married, publican, Brixham Devon
Mary Jane Sharpham 38, wife married, Brixham Devon
Mary Ann Harry 14, domestic servant, Bristol

Census 1891.

Charles Holmes 55, head married, licensed victualler, Devon Morebath
Martha Holmes 57, wife married, Somerset West Buckland
Sidney C. A. Holmes 6, grandson, Wales Cardiff

Census 1901.

John Tucker 63, head married, publican, Somerset South Petherton
Edith Mary Tucker 53, wife married, Monmouthshire Chepstow
Benjamin W. Tucker 20, son single, South Wales Rhonda Valley
Leonard C. Tucker 13, son, South Wales Rhonda Valley
Albert E. Tucker 11, son, South Wales Rhonda Valley
Emma Beard 32, daughter married, South Wales Rhonda Valley
Thomas Beard 36, boarder married, South Wales Rhonda Valley
Gertrude M. Beard 7, boarder, South Wales Rhonda Valley
Margaret A. Beard 3, boarder, South Wales Rhonda Valley
Thomas F. Beard 8 months, boarder, South Wales Rhonda Valley
Maggie Tucker 21, boarder married, South Wales Rhonda Valley
John W. Tucker 1, boarder, South Wales Rhonda Valley
Samuel Clark 30, boarder single, stoker, Bristol

Carpenters Arms

Carpenters’ Arms St.James’ Churchyard

1854 to 1855. Simon Dumble
1856 to 1857. Charlotte Simpson
1858 – 63. William Gray
1865 – 86. John Bussell
1887. Thomas Nutt
1888. Joseph Humphries
1891. William Newport
1891. Sarah Newport
1892. Julia Perryman
1894 – 96. John Perryman
1897 – 99. Mary Martin
1901 – 06. Alfred Perryman
1909 – 11. Edward Baylis
1914 – 28. Austin Baylis
1931 – 38. George Aldridge
1944 – 50. Mary Ellen Aish

At the corner with Bond Street, part of the area cleared to make way for Lewis’s department store in the 1950s. Simon Dumble was a carpenter by trade, this would probably account for the pub’s name.

Census 1861.

William Gray 50, head married, publican, Wiltshire Porton
Mary Ann Gray 46, wife married, Bristol Temple
Jane Bennett 20, servant unmarried, general servant, Bristol St.Philip’s

Census 1871.

John Bussell 49, head married, cooper and public house keeper, Somerset Taunton
Mary Bussell 44, wife married, Somerset Chedzoy
William Bussell 14, son scholar, Bristol
Robert Bussel 50, brother unmarried, engine fitter at works, Somerset Taunton

Census 1881.

John Bussell 58, head married, beer retailer,Taunton Somerset
Mary Jane Bussell 53, wife married, Chelvey Somerset

Census 1891.

Sarah Newport 40, wife married, publican, St.Andrew’s Bristol
Alice Marion Newport 19, daughter single, mantle maker, St.Andrew’s Bristol
Rose Mabel Newport 16, daughter single, dress maker, St.Andrew’s Bristol
Blanch Violet Newport 14, daughter, at home, St.Andrew’s Bristol
George Walter Newport 11, son scholar, St.Andrew’s Bristol
Sidney Henry Newport 9, son scholar, St.Andrew’s Bristol
Florence Gertrude Newport 6, daughter, St.Andrew’s Bristol

Census 1901.

Alfred L. Perryman 38, head married, licensed victualler, Bitton Gloucestershire
Rebecca Perryman 39, wife married, Porlock Somerset
William Cooksley 18, boarder single, butcher, Porlock Somerset
William Moles 38, head married, Dairyman ?, Somerset
Emma Moles 48, wife married, Porlock Somerset

Census 1911.

Austin Edward Baylis 34, head married, licensed victualler, Thornbury Gloucestershire
Ellen Jane Baylis 32, wife married, help in bar, Bristol
Gladys Ellen Baylis 7, daughter, Bristol
Florence Beatrice Brace 19, servant single, domestic servant, Bristol

Cardigan Arms

Cardigan Arms King Street

1861 – 72. Evan Symmons
1872. Harriet Symmons
1874 – 83. Richard Arr
1885 – 88 . Isaac Bailey
1891 – 1906. Rose Ellen Bailey
1909. William Codner
1911 – 21. James Frederick John Feltham

Opposite the Llandoger Trow, to the right can just be seen the Britannia public house which was lost in the blitz and at the extreme left of the picture is the Old Duke. In 1967 all to the right of the Old Duke was pulled down in favour of a modern building which was recently home to a restaurant and bar named the ‘Bar Med’.

Census 1861.

Evan Symmons 37, head married, publican, Glamorgan
Mary A. Symmons 47, wife married, Carmarthen
Evan J. Symmons 8, son, Bristol
Mary Sparks 16, servant unmarried, Somerset
John Davey 48, lodger married, general dealer, Cardigan
David Thomas 39, lodger married, smith, Carmarthen

Census 1871.

Evan Symmons 57, head married, publican and ship agent, Glamorgan Newton Nottage
Harriet Symmons 48, wife married, Devon Henton
Elizabeth Llewellyn 17, niece unmarried, Glamorganshire Swansea
Mary Grace Chugg 22, visitor unmarried, Devon Henton

Census 1881.

Richard Arr 71, head widower, beer house keeper, Bridgend Glamorgan
Sarah Arr 37, daughter unmarried, house keeper, Bristol Gloucestershire
Mary Sheppard 35, daughter widow, general servant, Bristol Gloucestershire
Richard Arr Junior 32, son unmarried, formerly drapers porter, Bristol Gloucester
William Higgins 31, visitor widower, mariner (Sc) Folkestone Kent

Census 1891.

Isaac Bailey 41, head married, mason, Bridgwater Somerset
Rosa Ellen Bailey 41, wife married, publican, Goathurst Somerset
Sarah Doloras Wall 16, servant single, domestic servant, Bristol

Census 1901.

Isaac Bailey 51, head married, mason, Bridgwater Somerset
Rose Ellen Bailey 42 ?, wife married, publican, Bridgwater Somerset
?? Jenkins 45, single, Bridgwater Somerset

Census 1911.

James Frederick John Feltham 39, head married, beer retailer, Bristol
Mary Ann Feltham 39, wife married, Bristol
Queenie Florence Feltham 1½, daughter

The Cardigan Arms in the 1890s showing a Bristol United Breweries sign. The large lamp belongs to the Old Duke Public House.

Lieutenant General James Thomas Brudenell
7th Earl of Cardigan

Bunch Of Grapes (King Street)

Bunch Of Grapes King Street

1852 – 66. William King
1869 – 80. Ellen King
1881. John Croome
1882 to 1886. E. Wilkinson
1887 – 1909. Alfred Whitaker
1911 – 17. Frederick G. Webb
1921 – 35. Jane Webb
1937 – 38. Jane Arnold
1941 – 53. Ellen Amelia Collins
1956. Mildred N. E. Whitchurch
1975. Mrs Ross-Mackenzie

The tenancy of Ellen Collins commenced on the 11th February 1941, the rent was £30 per annum and the landlord was The Bristol Brewery Georges & Co. Limited, Ellen was previously at the Star, in Cock & Bottle Lane which was bombed on the 24th November 1940.

Census 1861.

William C. King 38, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Ellen King 38, wife married, house duties, Bristol
Susan King 7, daughter, Bristol
Louisa S. King 4, daughter, Bristol
Charles M. King 3, son, Bristol
Hester H. King 8 months, daughter, Bristol
Sarah Standen 22, servant unmarried, servant, Somersetshire Weston Courtenay
Mary Standen 12, servant, Somersetshire Weston Courtenay

Census 1871.

Ellen King 48, head widow, retailer of wines & spirits, Bristol
Susan 17, daughter unmarried, assistant in bodice trade, Bristol
Louisa King 14, daughter scholar, Bristol
Charles King 13, son scholar, Bristol
Hester King 10, daughter scholar, Bristol
Samuel King 8, son scholar, Bristol

Census 1881.

John C. Croome 32, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Elizabeth A. Croome 30, wife married, Gloucestershire Stapleton
Gertrude C. A. Croome 6, daughter scholar, Bristol
Arthur J. Croome 2, son scholar, Bristol
Maria Crowley 14, servant, general servant, Bristol

Census 1891.

Alfred Whitaker 50, head widower, publican, Midsomer Norton Somerset
Mary Hickson 24, servant single, house keeper, Barton under Needwood Staffordshire
Florence Greedy 19, servant single, servant, Keynsham Somerset

Census 1901.

Alfred Whitaker 60, head married, publican, Midsomer Norton Somerset
Mary Whitaker 34, wife married, Barton under …….. Staffordshire
Harriett Robinson 73, visitor widow, Appleby Leicestershire
Evelyn Hickson 9, visitor, Coleridge Staffordshire

Census 1911.

Frederick G. Webb 28, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Jane Webb 29, wife married, assisting in business,
Frederick Webb 3, son,
John Webb 1, son,
Florence M. Sheppard 15, servant single, general servant,

Bunch Of Grapes (Milk Street)

Bunch Of Grapes Milk Street
With the building of the inner circuit road in the early 1960s this pub found itself on the corner of Bond Street and Newfoundland Street, it was demolished in 1982 for the Spectrum office building and road widening.

1800. Edward Onion
1806. Stephen Watts
1816. William George Barnett
1820. Mary Barnett
1822 – 26. James Marshall
1828 – 40. John Norrish
1841 – 42. William Barnett
1844 – 47. Matthew Herman
1848 – 63. Thomas Davey
1865 – 89. Hester Davey
1891 – 94. John Davey
1896 – 97. Herbert Patrick
1899 – 1904. Maria Williams
1906. Herbert F. S. Hodge
1909 – 11. Frank Bishop
1912. Catherine Jordan
1912 to 1937. Henry John Burt
1938. Albert Coker
1944 – 50. Percival Pollock
1953. William Ward
1956. J. R. Musty
1975. W. Watson

Bristol Museum

On the 24th June 1889 the Bunch of Grapes was taken on a 10 year lease at a rent of £55 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.

Census 1841.

William Barnett 45, publican, born in county
Ann Barnett 42, born in county
Mary Stiles 18, servant, born in county

Census 1851.

Thomas Davey 57, head married, licensed victualler, Somerset King’s Brompton
Hester Davey 35, wife married, Somerset Bleadon
Sarah Davey 3, daughter, Bristol
Thomas Davey 2, son, Bristol
Elizabeth Davey 1, daughter, Bristol
Elizabeth Hayward 10, niece scholar, Bristol
Eliza Smith 24, servant unmarried, Northbury Lancashire

Census 1861.

Thomas Davey 68, head married, licensed victualler, Somerset
Hester Davey 43, wife married, Blagdon Somerset
Thomas J. Davey 12, son, St.Paul’s Bristol
Elizabeth Davey 11, daughter, St.Paul’s Bristol
John Davey 9, son, St.Paul’s Bristol
Elizabeth Hayward 21, niece unmarried, dressmaker, St.Thomas Bristol
Harriett Smith 33, servant unmarried, house servant, Somerset

Census 1871.

Hester Davey 53, head widow, licenced victualler, Somerset Blagdon
Thomas John Davey 22, son unmarried, brewer, St.Paul’s Bristol
Elizabeth C. Davey 21, daughter unmarried, bar assistant, St.Paul’s Bristol
John C. Davey 19, son unmarried, tailor’s assistant, St.Paul’s Bristol
Emma Hiscock 33, servant widow, domestic servant, Somerset Yatton

Census 1881.

Hester Davey 63, head widow, publican, Bleadon Somerset
Theofilus Ford 28, son in law married, leather merchant, Bristol
Elizabeth C. Ford 29, daughter married, assistant, Bristol
Elizabeth M. Jenkings 16, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Bristol

Census 1891.

John C. Davey 39, head married, victualler, Bristol
Mary J. Davey 35, wife married, St.David’s Glastonbury
Alice Birt 21, single, barmaid, St.Daviid’s Glastonbury
Sophia Barclay 29, boarder married, Singapore Straights Settlement
Willie Barclay 4, son, Singapore Straights Settlement
John Bowrey 36, married, carpenter, Bristol
Julia Bowrey 36, married, general servant, Bristol
Dorcus Bowrey 4, daughter, Bristol

Census 1901.

Maria Williams 52, head widow, licensed victualler, Dodbrook Devon
Millicent Williams 22, daughter single, Bristol
Winifred Williams 20, daughter single, draper’s assistant, Bristol
Florence Williams 18, daughter single, Bristol
William Williams 17, son single, clerk floor cloth manufacturers
Benigma Thomas 86, mother widow, Lechlade Gloucestershire

Census 1911.

Frank Bishop 39, head widower, licensee, St.Paul’s Bristol
Violet Bishop 12, daughter, St.Paul’s Bristol
B. A. Maud Bishop 9, daughter St.Paul’s Bristol
Mrs H. Tarr 42, sister widow, St.Paul’s Bristol

Bunch Of Grapes (Denmark Street)

Bunch Of Grapes Denmark Street

Courage Brewery Archive via Bristol Know Your Place

1816 – 31. Robert Hawkes
1832 – 34. John Elliott jnr.
1837 – 44. Joseph Berry
1847. T. Brown
1848 to 1858. Edwin Turner
1859 – 69. John Tippett
1871 – 76. William Llewellin
1877 – 83. George Whitting
1885 – 90. Edward Wilcox
1891 – 97. William Alder
1898 – 1906. William T. Neal
1909. Tom Watkins
1911 – 35. Harry Jelley
1937 – 44. Robert Jelley
1950 – 56. Thomas Williamson
1960. E. A. Gray
1975. M. A. Williams (manager)
1978 to 1982. Alan & June Purver (managers)

In 1856 Edwin Turner’s wife Susan is listed as a spirit dealer at this address. The information on Alan & June Purver was kindly provided by June Slingsby

Census 1841.

Joseph Barry 60, publican, born in county
Sarah Barry 50, born in county
Maria Barry 15, born in county
Mary Martin 30, servant, born in county

Census 1851.

Edwin Turner 27, head married, publican, Bath
Susan Turner 30, wife married, Bath
Frances Williams 23, servant unmarried, barmaid, Bridgwater
Mary A. Davis 22, servant unmarried, Bridgwater

Census 1861.

John Tippett 53, head married, victualler, Gloucestershire St.George
Susan Tippett 48, wife married, Devon Exminster
George Tippett 17, son unmarried, cooper, Gloucestershire Bristol
Rosa Tippett 3 ?, Daughter, barmaid, Gloucestershire Bristol
Elizabeth Williams 23, servant unmarried, barmaid, Somerset Bridgwater
Elizabeth Terrett 27, servant unmarried, Gloucestershire Bristol
George Reed 17, servant unmarried, pot boy, Gloucestershire Bristol

Census 1871.

William J. Llewellin 37, head widower, licensed victualler, Bristol
Eliza Wilkins 45, widow, housekeeper, Bristol
Jayne Fraye 20, unmarried, general servant, Bristol
Charles Clark 18, unmarried, general servant, Bristol

Census 1881.

George Whitting 65, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Rebecca Whitting 62, wife married, Bristol
Alice Whitting 18, daughter unmarried, Crewe Cheshire
Emma Owen 29, servant unmarried, inn servant, Crewe Cheshire
Elizabeth Matthews 16, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Liverpool
Gertrude R. Abbot 11, granddaughter scholar, Crewe Cheshire

Census 1891.

William E. Alder 47, head married, licensed victualler, London
Mary A. Alder 54, wife married, Bristol
Amelia Alder 15, daughter, Bristol
William E. Alder 12, son, Bristol
William Fewins 27, stepson, Bristol
Sarah Lymond 39, servant, domestic servant, Bristol

Census 1901.

William T. Neal 45, head married, publican, place of birth not recorded
Edna E. Neal 32, wife married, Bristol
Edna F. Neal 9, Daughter, London Paddington
William J. Neal 7, son, Bristol
Henry G. Neal 4, son, Bristol
Dorothy M. Neal, daughter, Bristol
Hilda Neal 1 month, daughter, Bristol
Emily Smith 31, servant single, barmaid, Bristol
Lucy Edom 23, servant single, nursemaid, London Westminster

Census 1911.

Harry Jelley 38, head married, licensed victualler, Gloucestershire Nailsworth
Florence Jelley 37, wife married, Bristol St.George
Robert Jelley 10, son school, Bristol St.George
Clarice Jelley 9, daughter school, Bristol St.George
Annie Jelley 7 months, daughter, Bristol St.Augustine’s
Ernest Rossiter 34, servant, barman, Bristol St.George
Beatrice Honeywell 24, servant single, housemaid, Bristol St.George
Lilian Nash 16, servant single, nursemaid, Bristol Bedminster

Brandy Cask

Brandy Cask Narrow Quay
On the corner with Alderskey Lane, part of the site cleared to make way for the C.W.S. Building around 1901.

1806 – 28. Francis Allen
1832 – 44. Ann Crabtree
1851. Sophia Smith
1852. Mary Wakeham
1853. George Poole
1854. W. Letton
1856 – 72. George Townsend
1874. George Jackson
1875. Richard Tottle
1876. Robert Hayter Chubb
1877 to 1878. J. Hodges
1879 to 1880. John Hemus
1881. James Blake
1882. William Wareham
1883. Samuel Crowther
1885 – 91. Herbert Hall
1892 – 99. Henrietta Jane Thomas
1901. Alfred Buckley

George Poole was a Master Mariner and licensed victualler.

Census 1841.

Ann Crabtree 45, publican, not born in county
Eliza Crabtree 25, born in county
Rebecca Workman 25, servant, not born in county

Census 1851.

Sophia Smith 32, head widow, victualler, Monmouthshire Newport
Ellen Smith 9, daughter, Bristol
Ann Robbins 27, servant unmarried, house servant, Bedminster

Census 1861.

George Townsend 45, husband married, publican, North Petherton
Margaret Townsend 43, wife married, Martock
Alfred Townsend 9, son, Ashton
Nathaniel Bernard 48, lodger captain, Bideford

Census 1871.

George Towsend 54, head married, licensed victualler, North Petherton Somerset
Margaret Townsend 52, wife married, Devon
Emily Reed 21, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Kingston Seymour

Census 1881.

James Blake 33, head married, licensed victualler and seaman, Bethnel Green London
Ann Blake 29, wife married, Exbridge Devon

Census 1891.

Herbert Hall 29, head married, publican, Yorkshire Hull
Emily Hall 29, wife married, London
Mary Ann Lynch 28, servant single, domestic servant Bristol
Florence Leigh 17, servant single, domestic servant, Glastonbury
John F. Wilkinson 31, boarder single, seaman, Norway
Henry Johnson 45, boarder single, ships carpenter, Sweden
Henry Robinson 41, boarder single, seaman, Bristol
Gustav Buckhom 21, boarder single, seaman, Germany
Adolph Randolph 19, boarder single, seaman, Germany
Joseph Swift 18, boarder single, seaman, Boston U.S.A.
George Henry Hall 5, son, Bristol

Census 1901.

Alfred Buckley 62, head married, licensed victualler, Warwickshire Birmingham
Margaret Buckley 53, wife married, Worcestershire Stourbridge
Augusta A. Taylor 26, servant single, barmaid, Bristol
Martha D. Spender 39, servant widow, general domestic servant, Middlesex London
Arthur Spender 8 months, boarder, Bristol
Albert Hadrill 41, boarder married, dock labourer, Wiltshire Chippenham