Rose & Crown
1754. William Brown
1755. John Brown
1775. Robert Hughes
1792. James Ball
1794. Sarah Darvill
1800 - 28. John Wintle
1830 - 34. Anthony Allen
1837. T. Stroud
1839 - 40. John Rexworthy
1841 - 44. Thomas Boardman
1847 - 56. Philip Lewis
1859. Matthew Herman
1860. C. Stewart
1861. William Quartly
1861. Charles Mabey
1863. William Pring
1865 - 67. Elizabeth Gunn
1867 - 69. Richard Townley
1871 - 72. Frederick Walker
1874. Samuel Pearson
1875 to 1876. Isaac Hall
1877 to 1878. C. Hopkins
1879 to 1886. Charles Webb
1887 to 1889. Frederick Westell
1889 to 1890. Alice Westell
1891. Walter Holloway
1891. William Whiting
White Lion
1891 - 1904. Jesse Whiting
1906. Mrs. Jesse Whiting
1909. Mrs. A. Erskine
1914 - 31. Alice Rhodes
1935. John Day
1937. John Davey
1938. Fred Reed
1944. Arthur Swaithes
1950 - 53. Ernest Roberts
1754. William Brown
1755. John Brown
1775. Robert Hughes
1792. James Ball
1794. Sarah Darvill
1800 -
1830 -
1837. T. Stroud
1839 -
1841 -
1847 -
1859. Matthew Herman
1860. C. Stewart
1861. William Quartly
1861. Charles Mabey
1863. William Pring
1865 -
1867 -
1871 -
1874. Samuel Pearson
1875 to 1876. Isaac Hall
1877 to 1878. C. Hopkins
1879 to 1886. Charles Webb
1887 to 1889. Frederick Westell
1889 to 1890. Alice Westell
1891. Walter Holloway
1891. William Whiting
White Lion
1891 -
1906. Mrs. Jesse Whiting
1909. Mrs. A. Erskine
1914 -
1935. John Day
1937. John Davey
1938. Fred Reed
1944. Arthur Swaithes
1950 -
One of three pubs pulled down to allow for the building of Lewis’s Department store in the 1950’s. The Rose & Crown was rebuilt around 1880 and renamed the White Lion around 1891, possibly by Jesse Whiting who had previously been at the White Lion across the road in Bridewell Street.
CENSUS 1841.
Thomas Boardman 40, victualler, not born in county
Maria Boardman 40, not born in county
James Boardman 15, cabinet maker’s apprentice, born in county
Thomas Boardman 15, born in county
Mary Boardman 7, born in county
Mary Morgan 20, servant, born in county
Henry Storey 50, porter, not born in county
John Edkin 45, groom, not born in county
Edward Weaver 45, carpenter, born in county
Jane Weaver 45, born in county
CENSUS 1851.
Philip Lewis 41, head married, licensed victualler (Rose & Crown) Ludlow
M.A. Lewis 26, Wife married, Bristol
Eliza Dinan 23, Visitor married, Valets Wife, Queens Town Ireland
George Brook 23, Servant unmarried, Bristol
John Young 23, Servant unmarried, Clifton Bristol
Elizabeth Brown 20, Servant unmarried, Berkley Somerset
Maria Clark 20, Servant unmarried, Butcomb
CENSUS 1861.
Charles Mabey 43, head married, victualler, Bristol St.James’s
Eliza Mabey 37, wife married, Bristol St.James’s
Frederick Mabey 4, son, Bristol St.James’s
CENSUS 1881.
Charles Webb 43, head married, licensed victualler, Tiverton, Somerset
Mary Jane Webb 36, wife married, Tiverton, Somerset
CENSUS 1841.
Thomas Boardman 40, victualler, not born in county
Maria Boardman 40, not born in county
James Boardman 15, cabinet maker’s apprentice, born in county
Thomas Boardman 15, born in county
Mary Boardman 7, born in county
Mary Morgan 20, servant, born in county
Henry Storey 50, porter, not born in county
John Edkin 45, groom, not born in county
Edward Weaver 45, carpenter, born in county
Jane Weaver 45, born in county
CENSUS 1851.
Philip Lewis 41, head married, licensed victualler (Rose & Crown) Ludlow
M.A. Lewis 26, Wife married, Bristol
Eliza Dinan 23, Visitor married, Valets Wife, Queens Town Ireland
George Brook 23, Servant unmarried, Bristol
John Young 23, Servant unmarried, Clifton Bristol
Elizabeth Brown 20, Servant unmarried, Berkley Somerset
Maria Clark 20, Servant unmarried, Butcomb
CENSUS 1861.
Charles Mabey 43, head married, victualler, Bristol St.James’s
Eliza Mabey 37, wife married, Bristol St.James’s
Frederick Mabey 4, son, Bristol St.James’s
CENSUS 1881.
Charles Webb 43, head married, licensed victualler, Tiverton, Somerset
Mary Jane Webb 36, wife married, Tiverton, Somerset
ROSE & CROWN
St.James’s Churchyard
St.James’s Churchyard
the Rose & Crown in the late 1860’s
