Drawbridge Hotel

Drawbridge Hotel St.Augustine’s Parade

Bristol Records Office

1871 – 82 John Ullathorne
1882. Emma Ullathorne
1884 – 95. Arthur Brown
1896 – 1924. Mary Ann Brown
1927 – 37. Charles Crawford
1943. Walter Loader
1949. – 53 Reginald Bishop
1956. Percival J. Creed
1975. G. P. Bullock (manager)

John Ullathorne was also a public accountant and auctioneer. More recently known as the Horn & Trumpet or as locals refered to it the Horny Strumpet, now the Drawbridge Hotel again. The picture shows the Drawbridge in 1906.

Census 1871.
16 & 17 St.Augustine’s Parade

John Ullathorn 42, head married, licensed victualler, Selby Yorkshire
Emma Ullathorn 50, wife married, Bedfordshire
Thomas W. Ullathorn 17, son unmarried, railway clerk, Bristol
Caroline Brown 22, niece unmarried, Cambridgeshire
Abraham Clements 54, visitor widower, stamp office clerk, Newport Monmouthshire
Adeline Williams 19, servant unmarried, barmaid, Bristol
Mary A. Price 25, servant unmarried, waitress, Worcester
Martha Wright 57, servant widow, cook, Bristol
Emily Dennis 18, servant unmarried, kitchen maid, Birmingham
Albert Wildgoose 17, servant unmarried, boots, Bristol

Census 1881.

John Ullathorne 50, head married, licensed victualler, Selby Yorkshire
Emma Ullathorne 58, wife married, Biggleswade Bedfordshire
Georgina May 23, assistant unmarried, barmaid, Parkhold Herefordshire
Mary Smith 23, servant unmarried, domestic cook, Wiveliscombe Somerset
Mary Jane Rawlings 25, servant unmarried, waitress, Dyrham Gloucestershire
John Cronan 18, servant unmarried, boots, Clapham Surrey
Charles Farning 30, boarder unmarried, commercial traveller, Dublin Ireland

Census 1891.

Arthur Brown 35, head married, licensed victualler, Cambridge All Saints
Mary A. Brown 36, wife married, London Marylebone
Ethel M. Brown 14, daughter scholar, London Marylebone
Francis Brown 9, son scholar, London Marylebone
Evelyn Brown 7, daughter scholar, Bristol St.Augustine’s
Elizabeth Hill 37, assistant single, barmaid, Westbury on Trym
Margaret Foans 38, assistant, domestic servant
Edith M. Brown 23, servant single, domestic servant, Bream Gloucestershire
P. Jones 17, servant single, boots, Bristol
Mira Beaird 19, servant single, barmaid, Bournemouth Dorset
Albert Gay 23, single, Abson Parish Gloucestershire
Thomas Biggin 25, single, Gedney Derbyshire

Census 1901.

Mary Ann Brown 46, head widow, licensed victualler & hotel proprietress, London Marylebone
Francis A. Brown 19, son single, shorthand clerk, London Marylebone
Evelyn L. Brown 17, daughter single, Bristol
Ada E. Rodbourne 27, servant single, barmaid, Bristol
Eva M. Kerby 21, servant single, barmaid, Bristol
Margaret Evans 32, servant single, domestic cook, Somerset Paulton
Beatrice Williams 21, servant single, chambermaid, Gloucestershire Cheltenham
Arthur Hedges 16, servant single, boots, Bristol

Census 1911.

Mary Ann Brown 56, head widow, hotel proprietress, London Marylebone
Evelyn Liley Msall 27, daughter married, Bristol
Marjorie Evelyn May Msall 6, granddaughter, Bristol Clifton
Stephanie Hope Msall 3, granddaughter, Bristol Clifton
Sarah Jane Heath 51, servant widow, hotel cook, Devizes Wiltshire
Gertrude Liliy Hodge 23, servant single, hotel assistant, Tickenham Somerset
George Henry Ball 26, servant single, hotel boots, Lewisham Kent

The 1911 census reveals that not counting the scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom; nor warehouse, office or shop, the Drawbridge had 17 rooms.

Dolphin

Dolphin Marlborough Street

1806. William Nash
1816. Thomas Thomas
1820 – 22. Catherine Baker
1823 – 28. William Roberts
1830 – 34. James Marson
1837 – 40. Samuel Hatherly
1841 to 1849. James Hatherly
1850 to 1852. Joseph Morgan
1853 to 1855. Edward Green
1856. Solomon Munday
1857. Thomas Moor
1859 – 61. Charles Clark
1863. Philip Pile
1866 – 69. Philip Lewis
1871. George Marshfield
1872 to 1875. George Hitchcock
1876 to 1883. John Edwards
1884. Charles Emery
1884 to 1888. George Wigens
1889 to 1911. Daniel Emery

Situated opposite the old Infirmary, the Dolphin was pulled down to make way for the new Bristol Royal Infirmary which opened in 1912. The picture shows landlord Daniel Emery and son Daniel, outside the Dolphin, shortly before it was demolished.

Census 1841.

James Hatherly 30, publican, not born in county
Jane Harris 25, not born in county
Henry Harris 4, not born in county
Elizabeth Bartlett 20, servant, not born in county

Census 1851.

Joseph Morgan 60, head married, licensed victualler, Flintshire Holywell
Deborah Morgan 49, wife married, licensed victualler’s wife, Gloucestershire St.George
Emma Radford 17, niece unmarried, barmaid, Staffordshire Stourport
Mary Riddle 23, servant unmarried, house servant, Bristol St.Philip’s
Daniel Radford 24, nephew unmarried, brewer, Staffordshire Stourport

Census 1861.

Charles Clark 39, Father married, publican, Rodden Frome Somerset
Mariah Clark 40, Mother married, Rodden Frome Somerset

Census 1871.
Incorrectly listed as the Duke of Marlborough

George Marshfield 31, head married, publican, Somerset Wookey
Mary A. Marshfield 26, wife married, Suffolk Ipswich
Julia Davis 18, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Bristol St.James’
John Jones 21, lodger unmarried, house carpenter, Glamorganshire Mumbles

Census 1881.

John Edwards 52, head married, licensed victualler, Brecon Llangney
Caroline Edwards 34, wife married, licensed victualler’s wife, Gloucestershire Henbury

Census 1891.

Daniel Emery 37, head married, licensed victualler, Somerset Ottery
Lydia Emery 40, wife married, Devon Culmstock
Alfred Emery 14, son, works at home, Bristol St.Philip’s
William Emery 12, son, milk boy, Bristol St.Philip’s
Fred Emery 10, son scholar, Bristol St.Philip’s
Edwin Emery 6, son scholar, Bristol St.Philip’s
Gilbert Emery 3, son, Bristol St.George

Census 1901.

Daniel Emery 47, head married, beer house keeper, Somerset Ottery
Lydia Ellen Emery 51, wife married, Culmstock Devon
Francis James Emery 20, son single, barman. Bristol
Arthur Edwin Emery 16, son single, Bristol
Gilbert John Emery 13, son, Bristol
Daniel Emery 9, son, Bristol

Census 1911.

Daniel Emery 57, head married, publican, Othery Somerset
Ethel Gertrude Emery 35, wife married, Bristol
Daniel Emery 19, son single, Bristol

Crown And Dove

Crown & Dove Bridewell Street
Rebuilt in 1887 (note the number of staff listed in the 1891 census) the Crown & Dove closed down in July 1974 and was demolished in August 1976.

1816. Susannah Hill
1820. Amelia Bate
1822. Edward Cambridge
1826. J. Bayley
1828. – 31 Richard Griffiths
1832 to 1833. Henry Stanton
1834. William Thomas
1837. Mary Robertson
1839. Thomas Toleman
1840 – 44. John Bidgood
1847 – 69. Charity Bidgood
1870 – 88. Thomas Hughes
1891 – 1917. David Crombie
1921. Horace Hill
1925. Ernest Godden
1928. Alfred Peel
1931. Con Simpson
1935 – 38. Herbert Watjen
1944. Leonard Larke
1950. Patrick Kinsley
1953 – 56. Arthur E. Jones

Census 1841.

John Bidgood 50, publican, not born in county
Charity Bidgood 50, not born in county
John Bidgood 18, carpenter’s apprentice, not born in county
Ellen Bidgood 6, born in county
Jane Lang 23, servant, born in county

Census 1851.

Charity Bidgood 59, head widow, licensed victualler, Somerset West Leigh
John Bidgood 27, son unmarried, journeyman carpenter, Somerset West Leigh
Henry Bidgood 19, son unmarried, apprentice to plumber, Bristol St.John’s
Ellen Bidgood 16, daughter unmarried, dress maker’s apprentice, Bristol St,John’s
Harriet Haydon 17, servant unmarried, general seervant, Bristol Redcliff

Census 1861.

Charity Bidgood 71, head widow, victualler, Devon Sandsfoot
John Bidgood 34, son unmarried, carpenter, Bristol St.James’
Henry Bidgood 27, son unmarried, plumber, Bristol St,James’
Ellen Bidgood 24, daughter unmarried, Bristol St.James’
Harriett Cole 21, servant unmarried, general servant, Somerset Stanton Drew

Census 1871.

Thomas Hughes 35, head married, licensed victualler, Pembrokeshire Williamston
Ellen Hughes 33, wife married, Bristol
Harriet Melson 28, servant unmarried, general servant, Somerset Bishopsworth
James Dawbin 64, lodger widower, yeoman, Somerset Bridgwater
John Wescott 20, boarder unmarried, thatcher, Wales Bridgend Glamorganshire

Census 1881.

Thomas Hughes 45, head married, licensed victualler, Pembrokeshire Lamphey
Ellen Hughes 43, wife married, Bristol
Ann Griffiths 29, servant widow, domestic servant, Bristol

Census 1891.

David Crombie 26, head married, licensed victualler, Morayshire Scotland
Emma Crombie 28, wife married, Westbury Bristol
Gertrude Leat 16, servant single, general domestic servant, Westbury Bristol
William Peterkin 22, servant single, assistant licensed victualler, Elgin Scotland
Henry Thatcher 25, servant single, assistant licensed victualler, Wrington Somerset
Mary Wintle 30, servant single, general domestic servant, Taynton Gloucestershire
Polly Dainty 36, servant single, general domestic servant, Soundwell Gloucestershire
John Chapman 22, servant single, licensed victualler’s assistant, Minehead Somerset

Census 1901.

David Crombie 36, head widower, licensed victualler, Scotland Elgin
Elizabeth A. Leat 28, servant single, bar assistant, Bristol Bishopston
Gertrude A. Leat 26, servant single, bar assistant, Bristol Bishopston
Clara Thomas 28, servant single, bar assistant, Bristol St.Augustine
Wilkie Bard 27, boarder married, comedian, Manchester Hulme Lancashire
Nellie Bard 25, boarder married, comedienne, London Peckham
Helen King 21, servant single, bar assistant, Somerset Yatton
Alfred Leach 20, servant single, barman, Bristol St.Philip’s
Alice M. Kempshaw 22, servant single, housemaid domestic, London Notting Hill
Clara Maunder 18, servant single, general domestic servant, Bristol Bedminster

Census 1911.

David Crombie 46, head married, licensed victualler, Speymouth Elgin
Kate Crombie 36, wife married, assisting in business, St.John Dudley
Kate Crombie 6, daughter, St.James’ Bristol
Gertrude Alice Leat 33, servant single, barmaid, St.Michael’s Bishopston Bristol
Clara Thomas 34, servant single, barmaid, St.Augustine Bristol
Rose Ellen Reynolds 22, servant single, barmaid, St.Michael’s Bishopston
Ellen Henrietta Hawkins 19, servant single, barmaid, St.John Aldershot
Mary Welsh 24, servant single, hotel cook, Lawrence Weston Gloucestershire
Amy Grady 22, servant single, hotel cook, Portishead Somerset
Jenny Griffin 19, servant single, hotel cook, Ham Coaley Gloucestershire
Beatrice Griffin 17, servant single, housemaid domestic, Fishponds Bristol
Muriel Louise Hicks 16, servant single, nurse domestic, Gloucestershire

The 1911 census reveals that not counting the scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom; nor warehouse, office or shop, the Crown & Dove had 21 rooms.

Crown And Cushion

Crown & Cushion Milk Street

On the corner with St.James’s Square Avenue, the Crown & Cushion was pulled down in 1958. When the door numbers in Milk street ran consecutively the Crown & Cushion was at number 15. Around 1877-78 the system of alternate numbering was introduced, and the Crown & Cushion became number 23.

1794. Jane Jones
1806. Thomas Arscott
1816 – 23. Joseph Racey
1826 – 37. Richard Crook
1839 – 40. Joseph Hicks
1841 – 42. Benjamin Lewis
1844 to 1847. Mary Pester
1848 to 1852. Thomas Richards
1853 to 1859. Robert Canter
1860 to 1863. Sophia Canter
1864 to 1865. James Huckman
1866 to 1867. Joseph Drew
1868 to 1870. John Williams
1871 to 1872. Charles Stooke
1874 – 79. John Ferris
1881. Ellen Ferris
1882 to 1888. John Crick
1889 – 94. Frederick Morris
1896 – 1904. Thomas Britton
1906. Emma Jane Britton
1909 – 11. Nellie Rawson
1914. Augustus O’Callaghan
1917 – 21. Annie Wainwright
1925 – 31. George Wainwright
1935. George Ripley
1937. Percival Frost
1938 – 44. Frederick Pillinger
1950. George Powell

Census 1841.

Benjamin Lewis 36, inn keeper, born in county
Diana Lewis 34, not born in England
Martha Fiford 12, not born in England
Sarah Dance 20, servant, not born in England
Charlotte Rolls 30, servant, not born in England

Census 1851.

Thomas Richards 45, licensed victualler, Whitechapel Middlesex
Mary Richards 42, Shoreditch
Thomas Richards 15, clerk, Tewkesbury
William Richards 9, scholar Chetlenham
Maria Richards 4, Cheltenham
Amelia Game 15, servant, Stoke Newington, Middlesex

Census 1861.

Sophia Canter 60, widow, licensed victualler, Gloucestershire
George Maskell 58, brewer married, brewer, Essex
Jane Sherriff 15, house servant, Dartmouth Devon

Census 1871.

Charles Stooke 32, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Jane Stooke 33, wife married, Bristol
Charles Thomas Stooke 9, son, Bristol
Clara Jane Stooke 7, daughter, Bristol
Sophia Ann Stooke 5, daughter, Bristol
Mary Leyton 14, servant, general servant

Census 1881.

Ellen Ferris 37, head widow, licensed victualler, Bristol
Frederick Gazzard 22, brother unmarried, boot clicker unemployed, Bristol
Martha Langley 22, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Frampton Cottrell

Census 1891.

Frederick Charles Morris 39, head married, brewer, Bristol
Minnie Ch. Morris 24, wife married, Bristol
Fred George Morris 2, son, Bristol
David Sidney Morris 8 months, son, Bristol

Census 1901.

Thomas Britton 36, head widower, licensed victualler, Bristol
Florence Britton 5, daughter, Bristol
Kate Morgan 22, niece single, Bristol

Census 1911.

Nellie Rawson 30, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
John Rawson 44, husband married, meat salesman, Middlesex London
Nellie Dunk 20, servant single, servant in licensed house, Bristol

Cork Tavern

Cork Tavern Broad Quay

1816 – 20. James Slocombe
1823 Alexander Mutch
1828 – 33 Maria Jennings
1834 John Matthews
1837 Charles Stacey
1839 – 40 John Warn
1841 to 1849 John Kinrade

When the Cork Tavern closed, John Kinrade moved to the Stapleton Road Tavern

Census 1841.

John Kindade 35, victualler, born on the Isle of Man
Hannah Kinrade 35, born on the Isle of Man
John Kinrade 12, born in county
Margaret Kinrade 6, born in county
Alice Fullam 25, servant, born in Ireland

Coopers’ Arms

Coopers’ Arms King Street

1752 David Price
1762 Annie Price
1775. Lewis Gibbon
1794. Joseph Hoare
1806. William Smith
1816. Nicholas Landers
1820. Deborah Landers
1822 – 28. E. Morrish
1830 – 44. Jane Morrish
1847 – 61. John Patrick
1861. Sarah Patrick
1863 – 91. Thomas West
1891 to 1899. Adelaide Jones

Nos. 7, 8 & 9 King Street, the Coopers’ Arms was at No. 9 the right hand gable in this group. No. 7 which was once the Royal Oak and No. 8 are still standing but the Coopers’ Arms was taken down in 1899 to be replaced with warehousing, note the demolition work being carried out at No. 10.

Census 1841.

Jane Morrish 35, victualler, not born in county
Rebecca Martin 35, servant, not born in county
Mary Martin 20, servant, not born in county
Mary Bennett 25, servant, not born in servant

Census 1851.

John Patrick married 32, cooper Bristol
Sarah Patrick 32, wife married, laundress Bristol
William Patrick 8, son scholar, Bristol
John Patrick 6, son scholar, Bristol
Henry Patrick 4, son scholar, Bristol
Mary Patrick 3, son scholar, Bristol
Charles Patrick 1, son, Bristol
Sarah Brown 60, Mother Married, Wiveliscombe
Mary Ann Blith 14, Visitor, Bristol
Rebecca Poole, Servant, Bristol

Census 1861.

Sarah Patrick 73, head widow, licensed victualler formerly straw bonnet maker, Wiveliscombe
William H. Patrick 38, son married, painter, Bristol
James C. Jenkins 24, grandson unmarried, cooper, Clifton near Bristol
Adelaide West 20, grandaughter, unmarried, laundress, Bristol
James Morris 26, lodger unmarried, wood hoop shaver, Monmouthshire

Census 1871.

Thomas West 55, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Mary West 61, wife married, Swansea
William Roundtree 16, grandson unmarried, labourer, Swansea
Emma Martin 19, servant unmarried, general servant, Bristol
Michael Burns 55, lodger unmarried, hawker, Ireland
James McQuagon 44, lodger married, hawker, Ireland
Michael McQuade 33, lodger married, hawker, Ireland
Edward Larkin 22, losger unmarried, hawker, Ireland

Census 1881.

Thomas West 65, head married, licensed victualler, Gloucester
Mary West 75, wife married, Swansea, Wales
Alice Clark 8, niece scholar, Bristol
Francis H. Fay 41, boarder unmarried, draper, Ireland
Francis F. Pollock 29, boarder married, printer compositor, Scotland
Patrick C. Connelly 39, boarder married, general commission agent, Ireland
George Richards 54, lodger unmarried, tailor, Exeter Devon

Census 1891.

Frederick Jones 52, head married, St.George Gloucestershire
Adelaide Jones 50, wife married, Bristol
Charles Jones 19, son, Bristol
Mary Jones 17, daughter, Bristol
Emily Jones 12, daughter, Bristol
John Jones 7, son, Bristol
Marion Jones 5, daughter, Bristol
Magnus Cates 48, lodger single, Bristol
Anna Dell 14, servant, Bedminster

Colston’s Arms

Colstons’s Arms Trenchard Street

1853. George Derrett
1861 – 65. Richard Cann
1871 – 78. Ann Cann
1879. Alfred Negg
1881 – 83. Lucy Radford
1885 – 86. Emma Louisa Couzens
1888. Agnes Blampied
1889 – 92. Alfred Walker
1894 – 1901. John Derrick
1904. Sarah Arthon
1906 – 31. Sarah Maria Withers
1935 – 38. Arthur Hall
1944. William Clark
1950. Albert Turner
1953. Frederick Tratt
1956. C. G. Radnidge

At the bottom of Lodge Street opposite the stage door of Colston Hall which opened in 1867, the Colston’s Arms closed in the 1960s and has since been converted into flats. This picture was taken in the 1950s.

Bristol’s Lost Pubs collection

Census 1861.

Richard Cann 45, head married, grocer and beer house keeper, Devon Colebrook
Ann Cann 34, wife married, Somerset Burnham
Sarah Cann 9, daughter scholar, Bristol

Census 1871.

Ann Cann 45, head widow, retired publican, Somerset Burnham
Sarah Cann 19, daughter unmarried, publican’s daughter, Bristol
William Nott 18, nephew unmarried, merchant’s clerk, Bristol

Census 1881.

Lucy Radford 29, head unmarried, publican, Devon Willand
Jesse Radford 24, sister unmarried, Devon Willand
James Brand 30, visitor unmarried, soldier, Middlesex Islington
James Champion 47, visitor unmarried, sergeant major, pensioner (army) Middlesex Hammersmith
William Dempsey 41, visitor married, tragedian, Ireland
Emma Dempsey 40, visitor married, Surrey Lambeth
Joseph Dempsey 16, visitor unmarried, Surrey Lambeth
Agnes Wilson 7, visitor, actress, Nottingham
Frank Manning 20, visitor unmarried, comedian, Middlesex Islington

Census 1891.

Alfred Walker 28, head married, lithographer, Bristol
Mary Walker 26, wife married, Bristol
Francis Walker 7, son, Bristol
Annie Sandy 18, servant single, general domestic servant, Glamorganshire Cardiff

Census 1901.

John Alfred Derrick 32, head married, publican, London City
Henrietta Derrick 33, wife married, Nailsea Somerset
Gladys F. H. Derrick 1, daughter, Bristol

Census 1911.

Francis Withers 49, head married, plumber, Bristol
Sarah Maria Withers 47, wife married, licensed victualler, Bristol
George Percy 23, visitor single, commercial traveller (baker & confectioners’ sundries) Bristol

Coach And Horses

Coach & Horses Grove
The Coach & Horses was later much enlarged and renamed the Hole In The Wall

1752 – 54. Robert Collins
1792 – 94. John Morgan
1800. Robert Biggs
1806. William Sainsbury
1816. John Roberts
1820. Robert Biggs
1822. S. Hawkes
1823 – 26. Thomas Vigors
1828 – 30. Thomas Hiscocks
1831 to 1866. John Cook
1867 – 72. Maria Tyrrell
1874 – 83. William Little
1885 – 89. Sarah Langdon
1890 to 1891. Charles Triggle
1891 – 94. John Way (Capt)
1896. Louisa May
1897 – 1900. Mary Ann Body
1904. Albert Miller
1906 – 14. Ellen Miller
1917. Ada Liddell
1921. Tom Munton
1925. Simon Lewis
1928. Julian Duck
1931. Elizabeth Howard
1935 – 38. Albert Quick
1944. Alfred Prosser
1950 – 56. Lester Nightingale

Census 1841.

John Cook 50, victualler, born in county
Maria Cook 45, born in county
Elizabeth Terrel 8, born in county
Ann Bruton 25, servant, born in county
Harriett Burge 15, servant, born in county

Census 1851.

John Cook 60, head married, inn keeper, Gloucestershire Berkeley
Maria Cook 66, wife married, Gloucestershire Cromhall
Elizabeth Tyrrell 18, niece unmarried, barmaid, Gloucestershire Berkeley
Ann Bastion 35, servant unmarried, Gloucestershire Dursley

Census 1861.

John Cook 70, head widower, publican, Berkeley Gloucesteershire
Maria Tyrrell 26, niece unmarried, barmaid, Berkeley Gloucestershire
Ann Lippiatt 36, servant married, Ware Somerset

Census 1871.

Maria Tyrell 35, head unmarried, publican, Berkeley Gloucestershire
Elizabeth Bruton 20, visitor unmaried, Berkeley Gloucestershire
Ellen Currie 27, servant unmarried, Bedminster Bristol

Census 1881.

William Little 40, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol
Maria Little 40, wife married, Gloucestershire Berkeley
Thomas Holmes 65, boarder widower, master mariner, Durham Sundrland

Census 1891.

Charles Triggle 65, head married, no occupation, Bristol
Eliza Triggle 60, no occupation, Bristol

Census 1901.

John Body 64, head married, publican & hay dealer, Wrington Somerset
Mary Ann Body 65, wife married, Bedminster Bristol
Ethel Newton 13, niece, Bedminster Bristol
Ellen Jones 59, servant married, domestic servant, Milborne Port Somerset

Census 1911.

Ellen Miller 67, head widow, licensed victualler, Trellick Monmouthshire
Rose Miller 29, daughter single, worker, Stoke Bishop Bristol
Ada Nash 35, daughter married, Stoke Bishop Bristol
William Grindell 13, grandson, St.George Bristol
George Chadwick 51, boarder single, merchant’s clerk, Rotherhithe London
Emily Moon 39, servant single, general servant, Downend Bristol

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

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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