1871 – 88 Richard D. Jones 1891 – 94. Simeon Carter 1896 – 99. William Howell 1901 – 21. William Howell jun. 1925 – 53. William Apsey 1956. Frederick Aish 1960. M. Aish 1975. R. C. Elliott
Census 1871.
Richard Jones 46, head married, innkeeper, Monmouthshire Usk Rhoda Jones 41, wife married, inkeeper’s wife, Somersetshire Bath James Jones 17, son unmarried, scholar, Monmouthshire Raglan Jane Jones 15, daughter, assistant to parents, Monmouthshire Raglan Rhoda Jones 11, daughter scholar, Monmouthshire Raglan
Census 1881.
Richard D. Jones 57, head married, licensed victualler, Monmouthshire Usk Rhoda Jones 52, wife married, Somersetshire Bath Jane E. Jones 25, daughter unmarried, no occupation, Monmouthshire Raglan Rhoda A. Jones 21, daughter unmarried, no occupation, Monmouthshire Raglan Rose Stone 7, niece scholar, Warwickshire Birmingham
Census 1891.
Simeon J. Carter 29, head married, licensed victualler, Monmouthshire Beaufort Temperance E. Carter 24, wife married, licensed victualler, Bristol Emma Howell 20, sister in law single, assisting in business, Bristol
Census 1901.
William Howell 26, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol Clara Howell 30, wife married, Bristol Clara Howell 4, daughter, Bristol William Howell 2, son, Bristol William Howell senior is retired and living next door.
Census 1911.
William Howell 37, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol Clara Howell 41, wife married, Bristol William Howell 12, son, Bristol Clara Howell 15, daughter, Bristol
Shepherds’ Rest Chaplin Road (Off license) On the corner with Woodborough Street, the Shepherds’ Rest is still standing; much altered, and no longer a shop.
1881. Caroline Long 1883. Sarah Ann Whitrow 1888 – 91. Martha Street 1892 – 97. Charles White 1900 – 06. Jane White 1911 – 44. Albert Edward White 1950. Frederick Flay 1956. Frederick J. Griffiths
Census 1881.
James Long 29, head married, brass finisher at factory, Bristol Caroline E. Long 32, wife married, beer retailer, Bristol Caroline E. Long 6, daughter scholar, Bristol Nellie L. Long 4, daughter scholar, Gloucestershire Ernest J. Long 1, son, Gloucestershire
Census 1891.
Martha Street 55, head widow, beer retailer, Bristol Lizzie Street 22, daughter single, no occupation, Bristol Fred Street 15, son, smith, Bristol Florry Gage 30, servant single, domestic servant, Bristol
Census 1901.
Jane White 64, head widow, beer retailer, Somersetshire Taunton Arthur White 27, son single, clothing warehouseman, Bristol Albert Edward White 21, son single, tailor’s cutter, Bristol Johanna White 61, sister in law widow, housekeeper, Wiltshire Marlborough
Census 1911.
Albert Edward White 31, head married, off license beer retailer, Bristol Caroline Lucy White 34, wife married, assisting in business, Bristol Mary Rickard Dickinson 64, mother in law widow, Kenwyn Parish Cornwall
1848 – 71. Joseph Wilcox 1871 – 95. Frederick Wilcox 1898 – 1900. Isaac Williams 1903 – 08. Elizabeth Williams 1913 – 20. John Cleverly 1924. John Cole 1927 – 43. Leonard Pockett 1949 – 53. Isaac Jarrett 1956. Stanley W. Marchant
John E. Donne is listed at this address in 1843 as a grocer & draper. The rent paid by Leonard Pockett in 1934 was £40 per annum, the landlord was The Bristol Brewery Georges & Co. Limited. After a spell as the White Elephant the Sea Horse was later known as the Queen Vic’
Census 1851. No. 1 Winsford Street
Joseph Wilcox 40, head married, brush maker & beer retailer, St.Philip & Jacob Gloucestershire Elizabeth Wilcox 38, wife married, Temple Parish Somerset John Wilcox 6, son scholar, St.Paul’s Bristol Frederick Wilcox 4, son scholar, St.Philip & St.Jacob Bristol Albert Wilcox 2, son, St.Philip & St.Jacob Bristol Ann Burns 16, servant unmarried, general servant, St.Philip & St.Jacob Bristol
Census 1861. No. 1 Winsford Street, Sea Horse beer house
Joseph Wilcox 50, head married, brush maker & beer retailer, Bristol St.Philip’s Elizabeth Wilcox 47, wife married, Bristol Temple John Wilcox 16, son unmarried, Bristol St.Paul’s Frederick Wilcox 14, son, Bristol St.Philip’s Albert C. Wilcox 12, son, Bristol St.Philip’s Elizabeth M. Wilcox 9, daughter, Bristol St.Philip’s
Census 1871. Winsford Street, Sea horse
Joseph Willcox 61, head widower, brush maker & inn keeper, Bristol Frederick Willcox 24, son married, brass founder,Bristol Mary Ann Willcox 21, daughter, Stroud Gloucestershire Martha Hyatt 14, general servant, Nailsea Somerset
Census 1881. No. 1 Winsford Street, Sea Horse
Frederick Wilcox 34, head married, beer retailer, St.Philip’s Bristol Mary Ann Wilcox 31, wife married, Staffordshire Hanley Ellen Leach 23, sister in law unmarried, Staffordshire Hanley
Census 1891. No. 32 Stapleton Road
Frederick Wilcox 42, head widower, beer retailer, St.Philip’s Bristol Mary J. Strickland 24, servant single, housekeeper, Gloucestershire Filton
Census 1911. Sea Horse, Stapleton Road
John Cleverley 60, head married, beer house keeper, Bell Hill St.George Bristol Mary Cleverley 62, wife married, Siston Gloucestershire Mable Ann Cleverley 18, daughter single, barmaid, St.George Bristol
1863. William Coggan 1871 – 91. Frederick Allard 1891. Charles Ernest Harrill 1892. Julia Potter Jackson 1893. Henry Jackson 1896. Charles Parrish 1899 – 1901. Henry Land 1904 – 21. Samuel Bryant 1925 – 31. William Alden 1935 – 38. William Brokenbrow 1944 – 56. Caroline Brokenbrow
The 1861 census shows a William Hawkins living at this address trading as a timber dealer & grocer.
Census 1871. Sceptre Tavern
Frederick D. Allard 37, head married, beer retailer, Wiltshire Corsley Hester Allard 28, wife married, Gloucestershire Dursley Ellen E. Allard 2, daughter, Gloucestershire Dursley Elizabeth Heath 16, unmarried, domestic servant, Gloucestershire Dursley
Census 1881. Sceptre
Frederick D. Allard 47, head married, wine & beer retailer, Corsley Wiltshire Hester Allard 37, wife married, Dursley Gloucestershire Alice E. E. Allard 2, daughter, Bristol Elizabeth Allard 31, sister unmarried, Warminster Wiltshire
Census 1891.
Charles Ernest Harrill 34, head married, beer & wine retailer, Bristol Laura M. Harrill 28, wife married, Walter W. Harrill 9, son, Bristol Amy M. Harrill 8, daughter, Bristol Lilyan G. Harrill 5, daughter, Bristol
Census 1901.
Henry Land 44, head married, licensed victualler, Devon Exeter Alice Land 42, wife married, Gloucestershire Hanham Samuel A. Land 17, son single, engineer’s apprentice, Chaplin Road Bristol William H. Land 12, son, Twinnell Road Bristol Maurice A, Land 4, son, Summerhill Hill Bristol Daisy Maud Giles 15, servant single, domestic servant, St.Philip’s Bristol
Census 1911.
Samuel James Bryant 36, head married, beer retailer, St.Paul’s Bristol Maud Elizabeth Bryant 33, wife married, assisting in business, St.Paul’s Bristol Maud Elizabeth Bryant 5, daughter, Bristol Samuel James Bryant 3, son, Bristol Edna Bryant 2, daughter, Bristol Ethel Bessie Bryant 5 months, daughter, Bristol
1861 – 72. Peter Hucker 1874 – 82. Mary Hucker 1883 – 93. Charles Dixon 1896 – 99. Mary Dixon 1901. William Dixon 1904. Edward Horton 1906. Henry Turner 1909 – 11. Thomas Andrews 1914 – 21. Charles Coyle 1925 – 28. William Coyle 1931. Joseph Fudge 1935. Joseph Williams 1937. William Hoyle 1938. Beatrice Victoria Lyons 1944 – 50. Herbert Greenwood 1953 – 56. Gilbert J. E. Thatcher
Census 1861.
Peter Hucker 48, head married, saddler, Somerset Glastonbury Mary Hucker 50, wife married, Bristol Mary Hucker 23, daughter unmarried, Somerset Glastonbury Josepn Hucker 18, son unmarried, musician, Somerset Glastonbury Alfred Hucker 16, son unmarried, saddler, Bristol Nathaniel Hucker 14, son, saddler, Bristol Sidney Hucker 12, son, Bristol Jane Knight 20, daughter married, Somerset Glastonbury Charles Knight 3 months, grandson, Bristol
Census 1871.
Peter Hucker 59, head married, saddler, Glastonbury Somerset Mary Hucker 60, wife married, Maidstone Kent Joseph Hucker 25, son unmarried, music master, Glastonbury Somerset Sydney Hucker 21, son unmarried, saddler, Bristol Charles Knight 10, grandson, Bristol Mary Hucker 22, daughter in law, Bristol Nathaniel Hucker 8, grandson, Bristol Egbert Hucker 3, grandson, Bristol
Census 1881.
Mary Hucker 77, head widow, beer retailer, Lancashire Manchester Joseph Hucker 37, son married, beer retailer’s assistant, Somerset Glastonbury Catherine Hucker 23, son’s wife, Lancashire Liverpool Alfred J. Hucker 2, grandson, Bristol
Census 1891.
Charles Dixon 60, head married, beer retailer, Wiltshire Crudwell Mary Dixon 50, wife married, Somerset Glastonbury Ellen Dixon 17, daughter single, dressmaker, Bristol William Dixon 13, son scholar, Berkshire Farringdon Gersharn Dixon 11, son scholar, Berkshire Farringdon
Census 1901.
William H. Dixon 24, head married, wood carver and beer retailer, Farrington Berkshire Ellen M. Dixon 28, wife married, pub, Bristol Alfred Dixon 1, nephew, Bristol
Census 1911.
Thomas Andrews 67, head widower, builder, Ryme Intrinseca Dorset Emma Andrews 36, daughter single, Somerset Elizabeth Coyle 42, daughter married, Ryme Intrinseca Dorset Charles Coyle 23, grandson single, saddler, Sturry Kent William Coyle 20, grandson single, apprentice engineer, Pietermaritzburg South Africa (British by parentage)
Royal Oak Pennywell Road On the corner of Edward Place, the Royal Oak was demolished in the early 1970s to make way for St.Nicholas primary school.
1860. J. Chappell 1861 to 1868. Ellen Locke 1869 to 1875. James Hall 1876 to 1886. Ellen Hall 1887 – 89. Frank Locke 1891. Robert Hill 1892 – 93. Henry Meecham 1896 – 1911. James Heley 1914. Charles Thompson 1917. Albert Smith 1921. Charles Thompson 1924 – 56. John Henry Stephens
Census 1861.
Ellen Locke 29, head unmarried, beer house keeper, Bristol St.Philip’s Etta Locke 5, daughter, Bristol St.Philip’s Frank Locke 4, son, Bristol St.Philip’s Seth Ogden 39, boarder married, engineer, Lancashire Oldham James C … ? 18, servant unmarried, general servant, Bristol Temple William Rose 32, boarder married, skinner, Somerset Bath
Census 1871.
James Hall 28, head married, publican, Wotton-Under-Edge Gloucestershire Ellen Hall 24, wife married, Bristol
Census 1881.
Ellen Elizabeth Hall 34, head widow, beer & wine retailer, Bristol Elizabeth Owen 16, servant unmarried, domestic servant, Bristol
Census 1891.
Robert Hill 70, head single, publican, Devonshire Fred R, Radford 34, nephew married, butcher, Devonshire Harriett A. Radford 29, niece single, Bristol Edith E. Radford 11, niece scholar, Bristol Fred Radford 7, nephew scholar, Bristol Thomas Radford 3, nephew, Bristol Henry Nicholas 14, servant, inn servant, Bristol
Census 1901.
James Heley 49, head married, publican, Bristol Elizabeth Heley 50, wife married, Bristol Florrie Riley 15, servant, general servant, Bristol
Census 1911.
James Heley 38, head single, licensed victualler, St.Jude’s Bristol Sarah Ann Thompson 39, sister widow, St.Jude’s Bristol Elizabeth Thompson 18, niece single, cardboard box maker, Bedminster Bristol Sarah Ann Thompson 17, niece sigle, cigar maker, St.Philip’s Bristol Violet Thompson 13, niece, St.Philip’s Bristol William Thompson 8, nephew, St.Philip’s Bristol
1867 – 71. Jane Elliott 1871. Elizabeth Flowers 1874 – 76. George Flook 1878. T. Prigg 1879. Thomas Long 1881 – 87. George Harvey 1889. Thomas Searle 1891 – 96. George Milton 1899 – 1917. George Evans 1921. Harold Gill 1925 – 31. John Williams 1935. Frank Osborne 1937 – 53. May G. L. Balson
Bristol Museum collections
Census 1871.
Elizabeth Flowers 37, head widow, beer retailer, Church Hill Summer’s Hill
Census 1881.
George R. Harvey 56, head married, mining engineer, Somerset Newton St.Loe Mary Harvey 56, wife married, Somerset Keynsham George Harvey 26, son married, stoker, Somerset Keynsham Alice Harvey 19, daughter unmarried, cotton worker, Bristol St.Philip’s Elizabeth Harvey 22, visitor married, silk weaver, Bristol St.Philip’s Julia Harvey 1, visitor, Bristol St.Philip’s Frederick Harvey 21, son married, brewer, Bristol St.Philip’s
Census 1891.
George Milton 32, head married, publican, Bristol St.Paul’s Jane Milton 34, wife married, Bristol St.Philip’s George Milton 5, son, Gloucestershire St.George Jane Milton 1, daughter, Bristol St.Philip’s Elizabeth Milton 15, sister, Bristol St.Paul’s
Census 1901.
George Evans 38, head married, licensed beer house, Bristol Marion Evans 40, wife married, Minehead Somerset
Census 1911.
George Evans 49, head married, beer retailer, Bristol St.Philip’s Maria Evans 50, wife married, assisting in the business, Minehead Somerset Frederick Sturt 32, nephew single, labourer – carriage cleaner for Midland Railway
Rose Tavern Berkeley Street (Lawrence Hill) Off license
1891. Reuben Dascombe 1895. Sarah Dascombe 1900 – 08. Ann Trump 1911. Annie Gibbs 1913 – 25. Bessie Oates 1927. Florence M. Sixsmith 1930 – 56. Andow Goldney Leopold Chidsey
Census 1891.
Reuben Dascombe 51, head married, grocer, Devon Sarah Dascombe 48, wife married, Somersetshire George Dascombe 22, son single, blacksmith, Bristol Bessie Dascombe 18, daughter single, Bristol William Dascombe 16, son single, carpenter’s apprentice, Bristol William Green 26, lodger single, blacksmith, Cambridge
Census 1901.
Ann Trump 62, head widow, off license & general shopkeeper, Bristol Rhoda Trump 38, daughter single, stay machinist, Bristol William Trump 4, grandson, Bristol
Census 1911.
Thomas Gibbs 38, head married, chair maker, St.James’ Bristol Annie Gibbs 39, wife married, grocer off license, St.Mathew’s Bristol Irene Gibbs 11, daughter, St.George bristol Lilly Gibbs 9, daughter, St.George Bristol Frederick Gibbs 26, nephew single, colliery worker horse keeper below ground, St.James’ Bristol William Trump 14, nephew, french polisher’s apprentice, St.Mary Redcliffe Bristol Thomas Baker 60, boarder widower, coach trimmer at wagon works, Nottinghamshire Newwark William Henry Seabridge 21, boarder single, carriage builder at wagon works, Warwickshire Edward Sartorious 19, boareder single, carriage builder at wagon works, Warwickshire Ernest Rowney Shadbolt 21, boarder single, motor timer at wagon works, Wood Green London
The 1911 census reveals that not counting the scullery, landing, lobby, closet, bathroom; nor warehouse, office or shop, the Rose Tavern had 10 rooms.
1806. Ann Brooks 1816 – 23. Philip Marks 1828 – 30. Mary Sweet 1832 – 34. Henry Hamill 1837. H. Marston 1839 – 61. Henry Sage 1865 – 66. William Hollister 1867 to 1870. George Watkins 1871 – 74. Mary E. Watkins 1881. Abraham Shortman 1888. Edwin Sellick 1890 – 1903. George Winter 1903 to 1928. William George Winter 1928 to 1941. Mary Ann Winter 1941 to 1949. George William Winter 1949 – 50. George Alfred Sperring 1953 – 56. William H. Griffiths
Philip Marks was also a tiler & plasterer. In 1941 the annual rent paid by George Winter was £75. The tenancy of George Sperring commenced on the 7th February 1949, the rent was still £75 and the landlords were The Bristol Brewery Georges & Co. Limited.
Census 1841.
Henery (sic) Sage 25, carver and gilder, born in county Elizabeth Sage 25, born in county Thomas Sage 9, born in county Albert Sage 4, born in county Mary Kennedy 15, servant, Ireland
Census 1851.
Henry Sage 41, head married, publican and grocer, Gloucestershire Mary E. Sage 41, wife married, Gloucestershire Thomas Sage 18, son unmarried, silk hatter, Gloucestershire Albert Sage 15, son, boot maker, Gloucestershire Frederick Sage 9, son scholar, Gloucestershire Elizabeth Thatcher 21, servant unmarried, house servant, Gloucestershire
Census 1861.
Henry Sage 51, head married, victualler, Bristol St.Philip’s Mary E. Sage 52, wife married, Bristol St.Philip’s Thomas Sage 29, son unmarried, Hatter, Bristol St.Philip’s Clara J. Coombs 18, unmarried, servant, Gloucestershire St.George
Census 1871.
Mary E. Watkins 61, head widow, publican, Somerset North Brewham Mary E. James 30, daughter married, dress maker, Somerset North Brewham Tom James 9, grandson scholar, Bristol Redcliff Rose James 7, granddaughter scholar, Bristol Clifton Keziah Jones 20, visitor unmarried, barmaid, Bristol St.Thomas
Census 1881.
Abraham Shortman 39, head married, publican, Gloucestershire St.George Mary A. Shortman 29, wife married, home duties, Gloucestershire Hanham Mary A. Shortman 7, daughter scholar, Gloucestershire St.George May E. Shortman 4, daughter scholar, Gloucestershire St.George
Census 1891.
George Winter 60, head married, victualler, Leicestershire Billesdon Frances J. Winter 43, wife married, Bristol Clifton George W. Atkinson 23, servant single, barman, Lincolnshire Potter Hanworth Louisa Mills 19, servant single, general servant, Bristol Clifton Minnie Baker 20, servant single, barmaid, Bristol Bedminster
Census 1901.
George Winter 69, head married, licensed victualler, Leicestershire Billesdon Emily Winter 29, wife married, Gloucestershire Rangeworthy Frederick Gowen 23, servant single, domestic servant, Gloucestershire Yate Mary A. Gowen 21, servant single, domestic servant, Gloucestershire Yate
Census 1911.
William George Winter 30, head married, licensed victualler, Bristol Mary Ann Winter 31, wife married, assisting in business, Yate Gloucestershire Gladys Marjorie Winter 7, daughter school, Easton Bristol George William Winter 5, son school, Easton Bristol Clarice May Winter 4, daughter, Easton Bristol Stanley Ernest Winter 3, son, Easton Bristol Arthur Henry Winter 2, son, Easton Bristol Charles Martin 23, servant single, barman, Bristol Alice Potter 23, servant single, general domestic servant, Daunsey Wiltshire
Prospect Tavern Leadhouse Lane The Prospect Tavern was demolished in the 1960s to make way for the Lawrence Hill roundabout.
1871 – 81. Edwin Jefferies 1883. Harriet Leader 1885. George Browning 1886 – 87. Mrs. M. Williams 1887 – 91. Charles R. Taylor 1891. E. Joslin 1892 – 93. William George Lovell 1899. Edward Gimblett 1901. Eliza Roberts 1901 – 09. Samuel Iles 1911. Arthur Langford 1914 – 31. Sidney Sharman 1935 – 56. Harry Charles Clements
Bristol Museum collections
Census 1871.
Josiah Jefferies 53, head married, engine fitter, Bitton Gloucestershire Martha Jefferies 50, wife married, Bitton Gloucestershire Edwin Jefferies 23, son unmarried, commercial traveller, Secunderabad East Indies Augusta Jefferies 21, daughter unmarried, Bitton Gloucestershire Josiah Jefferies 19, son unmarried, engine fitter, Bitton Gloucestershire Martha Jefferies 17, daughter unmarried, Bristol Tom Jefferies 9, son, Bristol William Jefferies 7, son, Bristol
Census 1881.
Edwin Jefferies 33, head married, brewers traveller, Secunderabad Madras Harriett Jefferies 28, wife married, Bristol Josiah Jefferies 7, son scholar, Bristol Louisa M. Jefferies 5, daughter scholar, Bristol Edith E. Jefferies 4, daughter, Bristol William E. Jefferies 1, son, Bristol Emma M. Jefferies 1 month, daughter, Bristol Ellen E. Lewis 17, servant unmarried, general servant, Middlesex London Frank Frampton 28, lodger married, cordwainer, Devon Exeter Elizabeth Frampton 29, wife married, Devon Exeter Bessie Frampton 5, daughter, Bristol Henry Frampton 4, son, Bristol
Census 1891.
E. Joslin 33, head married, wooden box maker, St.George Gloucestershire W. Joslin 30, wife married, pub house, Taunton Somerset
Census 1901.
Thomas J. Roberts 41, head married, fish salesman, Bristol St.Judes Eliza Roberts 40, wife married, beer seller pub, Bristol Temple Thomas J. Roberts 18, son single, barbers apprentice, Bristol St.Judes Agnes E. Roberts 16, daughter single, Bristol St.Judes Reginald Roberts 1 month, son, Bristol St.Judes
Census 1911.
Arthur Langford 23, head married, beer retailer, Bristol St.Philip’s Louie Langford 24, wife married, assisting in business, Bristol St.Paul’s
