1752. John Barber
1792 - 94. Richard Linington
1800. John Hall
1806. William Oakley
1811. John Hall
1820 - 26. William Cottrell
1828 - 40. James Doughty
1841. Edmund Phillips
1844. Simeon Perry
1847 - 49. John Doggett
1851 - 72. William Andean
1874 - 78. Edward Barnett
1879. William Parsley
1882. Blacker Brothers
1883. Emma Ash
1885 - 99. Henry Boulton
1792 -
1800. John Hall
1806. William Oakley
1811. John Hall
1820 -
1828 -
1841. Edmund Phillips
1844. Simeon Perry
1847 -
1851 -
1874 -
1879. William Parsley
1882. Blacker Brothers
1883. Emma Ash
1885 -
WHITE SWAN Broad Street
CENSUS 1841. WHITE SWAN
Edmund Phillips 40, publican, not born in county
Mary Phillips 35, born in county
Louisa Phillips 15, born in county
Augustus Phillips 15, clerk, born in county
Albert Searle 8
Thomas Cartwright 45, servant, not born in county
Mary Parrot 30, servant, not born in county
Margaret Keen 25, servant, Ireland
Elizabeth Huxtable 15, servant, born in county
William Mays 20, architect, not born in county
Charles Ellicott 30, chemist, not born in county
Charles Simpson 30, mail guard, not born in county
Charles Willon 40, courier, foreign
Henry Cowdell 50, commercial traveller, not born in county
William Patterson 40, marines, not born in county
John Dicker 25, sadler, not born in county
John Toshill 25, sadler, not born in county
Thomas Raynes 40, shop keeper, not born in county
William Dowling 20, sadler, not born in county
CENSUS 1861.
William Andean, head M 63, hotel keeper. Cornwall
Elizabeth Andean, wife M 67, Cornwall
Thomas Andean, son M 37, Cornwall Truro
Eliza Andean, wife M 46, Assistant, Leicester
Elizabeth Woodroffe, daughter M 27, assistant, Cornwall Truro
Richard Andean, son U 16, scholar, London
Thomas Andean, son U 14, scholar, London
Ellen Woodroffe, daughter 14 months, Bristol
William Andean Woodroffe, grandson 1 month, Bristol
Elizabeth Perkins ?, servant widow 33, cook, Bristol
Sarah Vowles, servant U 23, waitress, Somerset Barrow
Jane Perkins ?, servant widow 16, cook, Bristol
Charlotte Vowles, servant U 19, waitress, Somerset Barrow
Ann Brown, servant U 23, kitchen maid, Swansea
Harriett Reynolds, servant U 22, housemaid, Bristol
Harriett Hone, servant U 20, waitress, Gloucestershire Clifton
Louisa Morgan, servant U 22, waitress, Gloucestershire Clifton
Joseph Stooks, servant U 19, boots, Somerset Portbury
James Ferrand, visitor M 22, watch maker, Wales Merthyr
Jane Ferrand, visitor M 18, Wales Merthyr
John Ferrand, visitor 18 months, Wales Merthyr
Edwin Day, stable boy 15, stable boy, Bristol
Thomas Hopkins, visitor M 31, accountant, Swansea
Benedetto Martella, visitor M 27, general dealer, Switzerland
Thomas Reteker, visitor M 43, grocer, Ireland
William Challinor, visitor M 80, Derbyshire Derby
Mark Bowden, visitor M 41, traveller, Bristol
Davis Springfield, visitor M 33, traveller, London
Edmund Phillips 40, publican, not born in county
Mary Phillips 35, born in county
Louisa Phillips 15, born in county
Augustus Phillips 15, clerk, born in county
Albert Searle 8
Thomas Cartwright 45, servant, not born in county
Mary Parrot 30, servant, not born in county
Margaret Keen 25, servant, Ireland
Elizabeth Huxtable 15, servant, born in county
William Mays 20, architect, not born in county
Charles Ellicott 30, chemist, not born in county
Charles Simpson 30, mail guard, not born in county
Charles Willon 40, courier, foreign
Henry Cowdell 50, commercial traveller, not born in county
William Patterson 40, marines, not born in county
John Dicker 25, sadler, not born in county
John Toshill 25, sadler, not born in county
Thomas Raynes 40, shop keeper, not born in county
William Dowling 20, sadler, not born in county
CENSUS 1861.
William Andean, head M 63, hotel keeper. Cornwall
Elizabeth Andean, wife M 67, Cornwall
Thomas Andean, son M 37, Cornwall Truro
Eliza Andean, wife M 46, Assistant, Leicester
Elizabeth Woodroffe, daughter M 27, assistant, Cornwall Truro
Richard Andean, son U 16, scholar, London
Thomas Andean, son U 14, scholar, London
Ellen Woodroffe, daughter 14 months, Bristol
William Andean Woodroffe, grandson 1 month, Bristol
Elizabeth Perkins ?, servant widow 33, cook, Bristol
Sarah Vowles, servant U 23, waitress, Somerset Barrow
Jane Perkins ?, servant widow 16, cook, Bristol
Charlotte Vowles, servant U 19, waitress, Somerset Barrow
Ann Brown, servant U 23, kitchen maid, Swansea
Harriett Reynolds, servant U 22, housemaid, Bristol
Harriett Hone, servant U 20, waitress, Gloucestershire Clifton
Louisa Morgan, servant U 22, waitress, Gloucestershire Clifton
Joseph Stooks, servant U 19, boots, Somerset Portbury
James Ferrand, visitor M 22, watch maker, Wales Merthyr
Jane Ferrand, visitor M 18, Wales Merthyr
John Ferrand, visitor 18 months, Wales Merthyr
Edwin Day, stable boy 15, stable boy, Bristol
Thomas Hopkins, visitor M 31, accountant, Swansea
Benedetto Martella, visitor M 27, general dealer, Switzerland
Thomas Reteker, visitor M 43, grocer, Ireland
William Challinor, visitor M 80, Derbyshire Derby
Mark Bowden, visitor M 41, traveller, Bristol
Davis Springfield, visitor M 33, traveller, London
Cider House Passage looking through to Broad Street, Taylor’s Hall (centre) and to the right the Raglan Concert Hall which burned down in 1871.
Above is an 1830’s advert for the White Swan in Broad Street which was one of several taverns grouped around Cider House Passage, including the Post Office Tavern, the Brandy Cask and the Cider House Tavern. James Doughty and his two sons later ran the Cider House Tavern where they set up a successful concert room. James Doughty died in 1856.