1854 – 56. John Flinn 1858. P. Mulcahy 1860 – 61. John Leaker 1863. Sarah Cairfield 1865. W. Steer 1866 to 1867. John Quin 1868 to 1887. Richard Thomas 1888 – 89. James Berry 1891. Margaret Davis 1891. William Collins 1893. Margaret Collins 1896 – 97. Charles Tuckfield 1899. Ernest Hewys
Between Currant Lane and Assembly Rooms Lane, pictured here in the 1890’s this pub was long gone when the extension to the C.W.S. was built on the site in 1959. Later on this site was an office block occupied by Burges-Salmon.
Census 1881.
Richard Thomas 51, head married, publican, East Pennard Somerset Ann Thomas 52, wife married, publican’s wife, Derry Hill Wiltshire Ellen Barry 22, daughter married, publican’s daughter, Temple Bristol Mary Ann Thomas 20, daughter unmarried, publican’s daughter, Temple Bristol Sophia Thomas 18, daughter unmarried, publican’s daughter, Temple Bristol Minnie Thomas 14, daughter, publican’s daughter, Temple Bristol James Barry 26, son in law married, labourer, St.James’ Bristol James Barry 3, grandson, St.Stephen’s Bristol Ann Nokes 53, visitor widow, charwoman, Mellow Somerset William Perry 37, lodger unmarried, labourer, Langport Somerset James Webb 35, lodger unmarried, labourer, Langport Somerset Ann Bunce 44, lodger married, charwoman, Cornwall William Bunce 50, lodger married, labourer, Cornwall
Census 1891.
William Collins 42, head married, publican, Bristol Margaret Collins 39, wife married, Bristol
1764. ? Berrisford 1775. William Roberts 1787. John Sinnot 1792. James Sinnot 1794. ? Sinnot 1797 – 1800. Ann Sinnot 1816 to 1836. John Shattock 1837 to 1858. John Ricketts 1859 to 1864. William Watkins 1865 to 1866. James Polyblank 1867 to 1870. Harriet Polyblank 1871. Edwin Bishop 1871 to 1874. Ernee Clark 1875 to 1876. John Cross
The Old Globe was lost during the night of the 24th May 1876 when a great fire destroyed several warehouses and other buildings in Christmas Street, the cost of the damage was estimated at £80,000
Census 1841.
John Ricketts 40, publican, born in county Elisabeth Ricketts 40, not born in county Rachel James 20, servant, not born in county Ann Bartlett 15, servant, not born in county
Census 1851.
John Ricketts 56, head married, inn keeper, Gloucestershire Henbury Sarah Ann Ricketts 28, Bristol Robert Bartlett 16, nephew unmarried, Middlesex Poplar Ann Rowland 25, servant unmarried, Bristol Ann Rogers 18, servant unmarried, Bristol Clifton
Census 1861.
William Watkins 34, head married, victualler, Monmouthshire Monmouth Eleanor Watkins 27, wife married, Monmouthshire Chepstow William J. Watkins 1, son, Bristol Jane Jukes 21, servant unmarried, seamstress, Bristol Mary Dwyer 19, servant married, bar servant, London Chelsea
Census 1871.
E. Bishop 34, head married, licensed victualler, Stepney London E. Dodd Bishop 31, wife married, South Shields Edwin Bishop 9, son, Bermondsey London Walter Bishop 7, son, Peckham Surrey John Cullen 17, servant unmarried, Bristol Mary J. Cambridge 18, servant unmarried, domestic, Gloucestershire Westbury
1752 – 54. William Mathews 1755. Thomas Phillips 1764. Benjamin Dolman 1775. Thomas Virgin 1800. Edward Gabriel 1806. William Hunt 1816. Samuel Way 1823. Charles Garratt 1826 – 34. John Stone 1837 – 41. George Davis 1841. Francis Dyer 1843. George Brown 1844. S. Downes 1847. George Stephens 1848 to 1849. W. Johnson 1850 to 1852. Antonio Lombardini 1853 to 1855. William Wilson 1856 to 1859. Mary Shipton 1860. Thomas Bence 1861. John Plant 1861. John Harris 1863 – 66. Henry Boyce 1867 – 69. Felix Davies 1871 – 72. James Henry Williams 1874 – 76. William Harvey 1877 to 1878. Mary Kerton 1879 to 1887. Charles Brock 1888 – 1906. John Hill 1909. Owen Norris 1911. Ernest Beard 1914 – 21. Alice Fothergill 1925. Elizabeth Ann Crane 1928. Walter Harris 1931. Herbert Leigh 1935. James Kettle 1937. Henry Oakley 1938 – 56. Charles Francis Davies Sommerell
Near the corner with Philadelphia Street, the Old Crown was rebuilt around 1906. During the war it survived a bombing raid which destroyed the house next door but it didn’t survive the re-development of the area and was pulled down in 1957.
Census 1841.
Francis Dyer 35, publican, born in county Susannah Dyer 15, assistant, born in county
Census 1851.
Antonio Lombardini 56, head married,looking glass maker, Lake of Coma Constantia Lombardini 40, wife married, Bristol George Lombardini 6, son scholar, Bristol Lucy Lombardini 5, daughter scholar, Bristol Catherine Lombardini 3, daughter scholar, Bristol Bridget Maurisia 19, servant unmarried, Ireland Edward Handford 21, servant unmarried, Spain Josephi Rossi 25, lodger unmarried, figure maker, Italy Isaia Stephens 40, lodger married, labourer, Gloucestershire Sodbury John Risely 45, lodger unmarried, traveller, Ireland John Williams 46, lodger married, Carrier, Worcester
Census 1861.
John Harris 34, head married, boiler maker, Bristol Mary A. Harris 33, wife married, Bristol Thomas Harris 36, boarder married, boiler maker, Bristol James Harris 21, visitor unmarried, Bristol Sarah A. Boyce 12, boarder scholar, Bristol Henry Arnold 19, lodger unmarried, labourer, Bristol Eliza Hargen 16, lodger unmarried, servant, Bristol
Old Crown prior to rebuild
Census 1871.
James Henry Williams 55, head married, boiler maker, Bristol St.Philip’s Mary A. Williams 53, wife married, Bristol St.Philip’s
Census 1881.
Charles Brock 41, head married, licensed victualler, Priddy Somerset Eliza Brock 39, wife married, Priddy Somerset
Census 1891.
John Hill 46, head married, victualler and appraiser, Woolwich Kent Mary Ann Hill 47, wife married, London E. Poplar Rosetta M. E. Hill 19, daughter single, London Stepney Frederick W. Hill 14, son, solicitor’s clerk, London Stepney Maud L. Hill 13, daughter scholar, London Stepney Arthur B. Hill 11, son scholar, Swansea Glamorganshire
Census 1901.
John Hill 56, head widower, licensed victualler, Kent Woolwich Maud L. Hill 22, daughter single, London Gladys L. Bickell 6, granddaughter, Bristol Alice R. Whitehorn 21, visitor single, stay machinist, Bristol
Census 1911.
Ernest Frederick Beard 35, head married, wood cutting machinist, Bristol Florence Eliza Beard 35, wife married, Bristol Alfred George Beard 10, son, Bristol Doris Beard 8, daughter, Bristol Ernest Frederick Beard 7, son, Bristol Grace Beard 2, daughter, Bristol
Bristol’s Lost Pubs collection
The Old Crown in the 1950s, the bomb site next door has been cleared leaving no trace of the old Taylor’s print works.
1816. Mary Tucker 1820 – 22. John Tucker 1823. Mrs. Tucker 1826 – 30. Isaac Chappell 1832 – 34. William Thomas 1837 – 40. John Morgan 1841. William Rowden 1842 to 1843. Thomas Worthington 1848 to 1853. Mary Pester 1854 – 61. Jeremiah Brayley 1863 – 68. George Jones 1871 – 75. Charles Stephens 1876. George Southcott 1877 to 1896. John Templeton Salmond 1897 – 1901. Annie Southcott 1904. Francis Stone 1906 – 21. Edward Horton 1925. Leonard Harris 1928 – 31. Sidney Foster 1935 – 38. Frank Griffin
Pictured here in the 1930s the Old Castle was Destroyed by bombs during the war. The tiles on the front of the building would probably have been green in colour, once a common feature on Bristol pubs. Before the war the Old Castle was very popular with weekend shoppers from South Wales.
From the annals of Bristol by John Latimer: The ‘Old Castle’ tavern, one of the oldest buildings in Castle Street, and chiefly constructed of wood, was destroyed by fire on the night of the 6th September 1843. The occupier, Mr. Thomas Worthington, who was an invalid, perished in the flames, and one of his relatives afterwards died from the effects of her injuries.
Census 1841.
William Rowden 45, victualler, not born in county Eliza Rowden 30, not born in county William Rowden 10, not born in county Sarah Bryant 15, servant, born in county Sarah Talbot 40, servant, not born in county George Webb 15, servant, not born in county William Fletcher 20, occupation unknown, not born in county John Disley 30, occupation unknown, not born in county Samuel Roberts 30, occupation unknown, not born in county John Becket 30, occupation unknown, not born in county Christopher Greenwood 40, occupation unknown, not born in county Charles Radcliff 25, occupation unknown, not born in county John Canyon 30, occupation unknown, not born in county Hudson Farnsworth 20, occupation unknown, not born in county John Coatman 20, occupation unknown, not born in county William Deverall 50, occupation unknown, not born in county Maria Deverall 40, not born in county John Johnson 30, occupation unknown, Scotland Henry Addison 30, not born in county
Census 1851.
Mary Pester 51, Widow, licensed victualler, Wales Newport Anne Pester 20, daughter unmarried, Bristol Emma Pester 18, daughter unmarried, Bristol William Pester 16, son unmarried, Woollen Drapers Apprentice Bristol James Pester 14, son, Paper Stationer Bristol Mary Godfrey 23, Servant unmarried, Edington Somerset
Census 1861.
Jeremiah Brayley 65, head married, licensed victualler and bellows maker, Devon Swimbridge Eliza Brayley 50, wife married, Gloucestershire Henbury Margaret Moore 28, servant married, house servant, Glamorganshire Cardiff
Census 1871.
Charles Stevens 48, head married, licensed victualler, Churcham Gloucestershire Mary Ann Stevens 50, wife married, Stroud Gloucestershire Reuben Stephens 30, visitor unmarried, butler (domestic servant) Churcham Gloucestershire Clara Bevin 24, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Bristol
Census 1881.
John Templeton Salmond 34, head married, licensed Victualler, Bristol Rachel Salmond 30, wife married, Bristol Somerset Kate Thomas 11, niece, licensed victualler’s assistant, Bristol, Somerset
Census 1891.
John Tem Salmond 44, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol Rebecca Salmond 41, wife married, Bristol Blanche Williams 25, niece single, barmaid, Bristol
Census 1901.
George Albert Southcott 56, head married, Bristol Annie Southcott 57, wife married, licensed victualler, Bristol Hilda Bull 14, grandaughter, Bristol Phena Bull 11, grandaughter, Gloucestershire Avonmouth Ada Parsons 21, servant single, general domestic servant, Bristol
Census 1911.
Edward Horton 64, head married, publican licensed victualler, Bristol St.Philip’s & Jacob Mary Ann Horton 58, wife married, assists in the business, Bristol St.Philip’s & Jacob Henry Horton 31, son single, plumber but gets living in bar (barman) Bristol St.Philip’s & Jacob Mabel Horton 29, daughter single, assists in the business, Bristol St.Philip’s & Jacob Blanche Horton 23, daughter single, assists in the business, Bristol St.Philip’s & Jacob
1861 – 83. Thomas Warren 1885. William B. Smith 1886. H. Hurst 1887. Frederick Boulton 1888 – 1889. James Jane 1890. Annie Mellea 1891. Robert W. Townsend 1892 to 1894. Ellen Paul 1895 to 1900. Ellen Marker 1901. Walter 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.
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
Census 1891.
Robert W. Townsend 36, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol Annie Townsend 40, wife married, Ratcliffe Leicester Sarah S. Townsend 11, daughter scholar, Bristol Florence A.Townsend 9, daughter scholar, Bristol Mary Ann 4, daughter, Bristol
Census 1901.
Walter Marker 45, head married, licensed victualler Exeter Ellen Marker 40, wife married, Taunton Somerset
1861 – 74. Richard Trapnell 1875. Ann Trapnell
1876. Charles Clews 1877. William St.Clair
1878. F. Skinner
1879. Isaac Gould
1881. Frederick J. Sampson
1882 – 83. Philip Evans
1885 – 87. Henry Pymm
1887 to 1889. Sarah Banwell
1890. Henry Pymm
1891. Thomas Bradford
1891 – 94. Charles Tuckfield
1896 – 97. Louisa Tuckfield
1899 – 1925. Alfred Williams
1928 – 44. Albert Sims
1950 – 53. Edith Ann Sims
1956. Hannah Shopcott
1975. N. S. Hogan (manager)
No.17 King Street known as the Royal Naval Volunteer until the early 1890s, more recently named The Famous Royal Navy Volunteer.
Census 1861.
Richard Trapnell 46, head married, beer & lodging house keeper, Somerset Bridgwater Ann Trapnell 43, wife married, house duties, Bristol Mary Ann Trapnell 18, daughter unmarried, house duties, Bristol George Trapnell 16, son unmarried, no occupation, Bristol Alfred Trapnell 12, son scholar, Bristol Henry Trapnell 6, son scholar, Bristol John Williams 27, boarder unmarried, seaman merchant service, Norway William Marey 30, boarder unmarried, seaman merchant service, Jamaica Nicholas Martin 24, boarder unmarried, seaman merchant service, Trieste Austria George Burton 37, boarder unmarried, seaman merchant service, Hampshire Stoke’s Bay Samuel Thomas 18, boarder unmarried, quay labourer, Bristol Lily Shane 60, visitor married, woolen draper, Lancashire Runkin
Census 1871.
Richard Trapnell 57, head married, publican , Bridgwater Somerset
Ann Trapnell 53, wife married, publican’s wife, Bristol
George Trapnell 26, son unmarried, labourer, Bristol
Alfred Trapnell 22, son unmarried, seaman, Bristol
Robert Hollgor 39, visitor married, master mariner, Dundee County Forfar
Mary Ann Hollgor 28, wife married, Bristol
Sarah Ann Hollgor 2, daughter, Limehouse London
Mary Ann Harris 33, lodger unmarried, charwoman, Bristol
Ada Maud Harris 5, daughter, Bristol
Mary Morgan 20, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Breckonshire Merthyr
William Phillips 40, boarder unmarried, seaman, Sussex Hastings
Harry Hoffmann 26, boarder unmarried, seaman, Hamburg
George Schott 19, boarder unmarried, seaman, Richmond Virginia USA
John Johnson 24, boarder unmarried, seaman, Amsterdam (British subject)
Catherine Jenkins 55, lodger married, charwoman, Bristol
Census 1881.
Frederick J. Sampson 26, head married, beer house keeper, Somerset Yatton
Sarah A. Sampson 27, wife married, Somerset Nailsea
Jemima Gadd 47, mother in law widow, formerly upholsterer, Somerset Nailsea
Blanche Sampson 3, daughter scholar, Bristol
Mabel Sampson 2, daughter scholar, Bristol
Emma Rodman 17, cousin unmarried, visitor no employment, Somerset Failand
Thomas Pierce 25, boarder unmarried, Bristol
John Higggins 26, boarder unmarried, seaman, Ireland
Joseph A. Thomas 18, boarder unmarried, commercial clerk, Lancashire Liverpool
Census 1891.
Thomas Bradford 44, head married, beer retailer, Bristol
Dinah Jane Bradford 36, wife married, North Wooton
Thomas Bradford 13, son, billiard marker, Bristol
Lily Bradford 11, daughter scholar, Bristol
Henry Bradford 8, son scholar, Bristol
Isabella Bradford 4, daughter scholar, Bristol
Frederick Bradford 1, son, Bristol
Rebecca Bradford 85, mother widow, no occupation, Frome Somerset
Census 1901. Naval Volunteer Public House
Alfred Williams 46, head married, publican, Warmley Gloucestershire
Amy Williams 38, wife married, Pucklechurch Gloucestershire
George Henry Williams 12, son, St.George Bristol
Gertrude Williams 10, daughter, Swansea Wales
Gwendoline Williams 8, daughter, Kingswood Bristol
Beatrice Beach 20, servant single, general domestic servant, King Street Bristol
Census 1911.
Alfred Williams 42, head married, publican, Bristol
Amy Williams 42, wife married, Bristol
George Henry Williams 19, son single, traveller, Bristol
Gertrude May Williams 17, daughter single, milliner, Bristol
Maud Gwendoline Williams 15, daughter, dressmaker, Bristol
Florrie Slopes 20, servant single, Devizes
Mary Hancock 56, servant single, Wells
Annie Bell 27, visitor married, actress, Burnley
Harry Bedford 28, visitor single, actor & manager, Worcester
James Bruton 42, visitor married, traveller, Birmingham
James Howarth 49, visitor married, traveller, Burnley
1867 – 68. William Davis 1869. John Loosemore 1871. James Gahan 1871 to 1872 John Plant 1872 to 1874. ? Mayer 1874 to 1876. John Jacob Good 1877 to 1878. James Passmore 1879 to 1880. Sarah Wagner 1881. Eliza Bridges 1882. John Henry Bridges 1883 – 1906. William Folland 1909. Mary Ann Folland 1911. Frederick George White 1914 – 17. Harry Brown 1921. Phoebe Ann Rose 1925 – 31. Alfred James 1935. Frederick Barber
Hanmer’s Buildings down the left of Museum Avenue, as seen from Park Street before 1870. The tavern (with gas lamp) can be seen half way down. The building to the right is now the Masonic Hall but was once the museum from which the pub took its name. The pub went in 1936 when St.George’s Road was extended into Park Street.
Census 1871.
John Plant 43, head married, beer house keeper, Northamptonshire Grafton Jane Plant 38, wife married, Bristol Augusta Cook 66, widow, charwoman, Bristol
Census 1881.
Eliza Bridges 22, head wife married, publican, Bristol St George (Husband at Lydney) Minnie A. Bridges 1, daughter, Bristol St George At the time of the census John Henry Bridges, a 22 year old engine fitter from Bristol was lodging with William and Jane Lewis at Factory Lane, Lydney
Census 1891.
William Folland 36, head married, hotel proprietor, Devon Dolton Mary A. Folland 36, wife married, Buckinghamshire Aylesbury
Census 1901.
William Folland 45, head married, licensed victualler, Devon Mary A. Folland 45, wife married, Aylesbury
Census 1911.
Frederick George White, single, public house, confectioner, Bristol
1856. Isaac Morgan 1863. Ellen O’Brien 1865 – 71. John Cooke 1871 – 72. Charlotte Cooke 1874. W. Peter Tippett 1875 to 1889. Alfred Leach 1891 – 97. George James Stansbury 1899 – 1906. Mona Lyons 1909 – 38. James Watts 1944. George Atkinson 1950 – 53. Reginald Dowdle 1956. Manfred C. Fry
During much of the 1960s and 70s, what used to be the Morning Star was home to a greasy spoon café, more recently a pub again named the Bar Ether, it was demolished in 2008 for an extension to Colston Hall, prior to demolition the building was being used as a recording studio.
Census 1871.
Charlotte Cooke 56, head widow, beer house keeper, Devon Tiverton Alice M. Hill 16, daughter married, Bristol William Hill 21, son in law, grocer, Bristol
Census 1881.
Alfred Leach 30, head married Emma Leach 32, wife married George A. Leach 3, son Beatrice Leach 6 months, daughter Sarah J. Eatell 14, servant unmarried, domestic servant
Census 1891.
George James Stansbury 30, head married, mariner, Bristol Minnie S. Stansbury 27, wife married, Bristol George J. Stansbury 6, son scholar, Bristol William T. Stansbury 4, son, Bristol Clara Lark 18, servant single, domestic servant, Bristol Christopher Donohue 22, lodger single, mariner, Bristol
Census 1901.
William Lyons 35, head married, coach painter, Bristol Mona Lyons 35, wife married, beer retailer, Bristol Philip Lyons 14, son, bus conductor, Bristol Amy Lyons 12, daughter, Bristol Annie Lyons 10, daughter, Bristol Jenny Lyons 8, daughter, Bristol Willie Lyons 6, son, Bristol Daniel Lyons 1, son, Bristol
Census 1911.
James Watts 35, head married, licensed victualler, St.Augustine’s Bristol Florence Watts 33, wife married, St.James’ Bristol Florence Watts 7, daughter school, St.Augustine’s Bristol Alice Watts 6, daughter school, St.Augustine’s Bristol Charles Watts 4, son school, St.Augustine’s Bristol William Watts 2, son, St.Augustine’s Bristol Eileen May 2 months, daughter, St.Augustine’s Bristol
1866 – 72. William White 1874. James Curtis 1875 – 79. Thomas Brown 1881 – 83. Robert Peters 1885 – 87. Robert Ball 1887 – 1890. Henry Cooksley 1891 – 92. Alfred Pillinger 1896 – 1900. David Howell
One of many buildings demolished for the C.W.S. Building around 1901
Census 1871.
William H. White 41, head married, mariner, Westbury on Trym Gloucestershire Mary Ann White 33, wife married 33, Westbury on Trym Gloucestershire John White 14, son, Philadelphia, British Subject Florence M. A. White 4, son, Bristol Emily M. White 2, daughter, Bristol Alice M. White 5 months, Bristol Sarah L. Banfield 14, niece, Middlesex
Census 1881.
Robert Peters 40, head married, publican, Somerset Mary J. Peters 37, wife married, Somerset Mary Peters 7, daughter, Melbourne Derbyshire Emily Peters 4, daughter, Melbourne Derbyshire
Census 1891.
Alfred Pillinger 23, head married, inn keeper, Bristol Ada Pillinger 23, wife married, Bristol James A. Cooksley 35, lodger married, farm labourer out of employment, Dundry Elizabeth Cooksley 31, lodger married, Bedminster
No.10 Griffin Lane in 1881. No.17 Lower Park Row from then on
1881 – 88. Sarah Witcombe 1891 – 97. Mary Sabina Lea 1901. Eliza Thomas 1904 – 06. Agnes L. Moon 1911 – 31. Francis Norman James 1935 – 56. Henry Francis James
Bristol Museum
Census 1881. Shop with outdoor beer license.
Thomas Witcombe 58, head married, mason, Somerset Doulting Sarah Witcombe 47, wife married, shop keeper, Bristol Ellen Witcombe 10, daughter scholar, Bristol George Witcombe 9, son scholar, Bristol Fred Witcombe 7, son scholar, Bristol Edward Witcombe 4, son scholar, Bristol
Census 1891.
Mary S. Lea 36, wife married, beer house keeper, Dorsetshire Silton George Lea 10, son scholar, Bristol Albert Lea 8, son scholar, Bristol Beatrice M. Lea 6, daughter scholar, Bristol Marie E. Lea 4, daughter, Bristol Ernest W. Lea 2, son, Bristol Rosina Pollard 18, servant single, domestic servant, Bristol
Census 1901.
Eliza Thomas 45, head widow, beer retailer, Oxforshire Stanton Harcourt Catherine Griffiths 36, visitor single, living on own means, Bristol James Griffiths 54, lodger married, carpenter, Bristol Henry Harris 31, lodger single, carpenter, Poland (British Subject) Louise Pope 27, visitor single, living on own means, Gloucestershire Gloucester
Census 1911.
Francis Norman James 46, head married, carpenter & joiner (out of work) Bristol Clara Ann James 43, wife married, Bristol Henry Francis James 24, son single, painter and house decorator, Bristol Lily Clara James 22, daughter single, clerk for Bristol Co-op Society, Bristol Clara Ann James 20, daughter single, chocolate coverer for J. S. Fry & Sons, Bristol
