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Details of Named Individuals and Their Connections to the Licensed Trade APPENDIX C: DETAILS OF NAMED INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR CONNECTIONS TO THE LICENSED TRADE. NB: where Directories show a person resident at a property, the first and last entry dates only are given below, unless additional information is shown. Full details of Trade Directories are listed in the Bibliography of the main document. References to Deaths, Marriages, Census etc. are from www.familysearch.org. and not from primary sources. NAMES: DATES: LOCATION, OCCUPATION, ETC: ALCOTT, Walter Cecil 1972 Rasen Mail Railway. 1972 Rasen Mail White Swan. ALLEN, Rupert Sydney 1926 Kelly Greyhound. 1937 Kelly Greyhound. AMBLER, Richard 1826 White Plough. 1837 Deaths b. 1763; burial 09.02.1837. ARMES, Kevin & Juren 2008 Chase. ASHTON, Joseph 1841 Pigot Swan. ATTERBY, James 1864 Johnson Beer Retailer, Jameson Bridge St. 1881 Census b. 1839, Market Rasen. Grocer & carpenter, Rhodes Passage, King. St. Wife: Harriet, 4 children, also John Charles (see this name later), age 56 (b. 1825 est.). ATKINS, George Joniss 1872 White White Hart; also wine & spirit merchant. AXE, George 1841 Pigot Plough. 1841 Pigot White Lion. 1842 White White Lion. BARTON, William & Mary 1970s Rasen Mail Chase (Greyhound). BAXTER, James 1835 Pigot Beer Retailer, King St. 1861 Census b. 1794 Wragby, or b. 1796. BAYES, Tom. 1940s (later Rasen Mail) Gordon Arms. BEARD, David today Red Lion. BEECH, John 1820 Agreement Red Lion. BELL, Sidney Frederick 1926 Kelly Red Lion. BELL, William 1806 Recognizance Alehouse Keeper. BETT, John 1855 Post Office Maltster, farmer, Jameson Bridge St. 1861 Census b. 1830 est, Bardney. 1863 Morris Maltster & brewer, Jameson Bridge St. 1868 Post Office Maltster & farmer, Jameson Bridge St. BIRKETT, Robert 1864 Johnson King’s Head. BLAKEY, William 1868 Post Office Beer Retailer, Oxford St. BLAKOE, Joseph 1856 White Gordon Arms. BLAND, Thomas Colley 1849 Slater Brewer, Maltster, Innkeeper, Gordon Arms. 1849 Hagar Wine & spirit merchant, Market Place; brewer, maltster, Gordon Arms. 1851 Francis White Gordon Arms. BONNETT, Tom 1881 Census b. 1846 Osgodby. Grocer & Beer House Keeper, Willingham St. Wife: Maud (age 22), no children. 1892 White Beerhouse, grocer, Willingham Rd. BOYERS, George 1877 Marriages m. 21.01.1877, to Sarah Elizabeth Flintham (see this name later); bride’s father Benjamin Ellis Flintham. 1885 Kelly Beer Retailer, Oxford St, saddler, Queen St. 1901 Census in Market Rasen, no occupation or address. 1920 Deaths b. 1847; buried 26 March 1920, Market Rasen; Residence: Ludford Magna. BOYERS, Sarah Elizabeth (Mrs.) 1930 Kelly George. 1877 Marriages 21 Jan. 1877 Sarah Elizabeth Flintham married George Boyers. BRADLEY, John & Chamberlain, A. today Aston Arms. BRETT, Sally 1986 WIIFY George. BROUGHTON, Sarah (Mrs.) 1849 Slater Greyhound. BROWN, Thomas 1841 Pigot Beer Retailer, Willingham St. BROWN, William 1863 Morris Beer Retailer, Serpentine St. 1864 Johnson Beer Retailer, Serpentine St. BURRELL, Frederick Charles 1919 Kelly Wine & spirit mer’t, chemist, sheep dip, cattle medicine & mineral water manuf’r, potato sprayer, King St. 1922 Kelly Chemist, King St. 1938 Deaths b. 1870, Hayton, Notts. buried 26.08.1938, Market Rasen. CAMBRIDGE, Ann & Godfrey 1979 Rasen Mail Chase. CAMPBELL , E. (Mrs.) 1929 LGDTD Waverley. CAMPBELL , William R. 1930 Kelly Waverley. CARY, Richard Robins 1905 Kelly Wine & spirit mer’t, ale & porter bottler, merchant & agent, 11 Market Place. 1908 Bennett Wine & spirit mer’t, 11 Market Place. 1911 Census b. 1879 est, Lincoln. 1928 ECTD Tobacconist, 11 Market Place. 1939 Aubrey Wine & spirit merchant, Market Place. CAWTHRA, Ernest Dawson 1909 Kelly Red Lion. 1911 Census b. 1866 est, Shipley, Yorks. CHAPMAN, John 1851 Francis White White Swan. CHAPMAN, Henry Parnell 1905 Kelly Gordon Arms. CHARLES, Barnett 1835 Pigot Malt Agent & Dealer, Queen St. 1841 Census b. 1791 est, Lincs. 1849 PO/Slater Brewer, Beer Retailer, Queen St. 1851 Francis White Brewer, Queen St. 1855 Deaths buried 04.04.1855 Market Rasen. CHESTER, John 1851 Census White Swan. CLARK, Adam 1835 Pigot Wine & spirit mer’t, grocer, tallow chandler, Market Place. CLARK, John & James 1835 Pigot Grocer, tallow chandler, Queen St. CLARK, John, James & Adam 1826 White Spirit merchants, tallow chandlers, brick makers, Market Place. 1828 Pigot Wine & spirit mer’ts, chandlers, Market Place. CLARK, R. & SON 1822 Pigot Spirit merchants, draper, tallow chandler, [no address]. CLARK, Richard Vestry Minutes 1781 Kings Head. CLARKE, Arthur 1925 ECTD Aston Arms. 1928 LGDTD Aston Arms. CLEAVER , Mary Ann (Mrs.) 1868 Post Office Red Lion. COCKING, Charles Henry 1881 Census b. 1853, Darnal, Yorks. occ: Bessemer steel blower, Res: Market Rasen. Father: William, Mother Ellen; brother: Isaac E. (age 14) +5 other siblings. 1887 Agreement Red Lion. COCKING, Isaac Edgar 1925 ECTD Railway. 1930 Kelly Railway. COOLEY, Lisa 1998 Rasen Mail Gordon Arms. COOPER, George 1835 Pigot Red Lion. 1842 White Red Lion. COOPER ,Thomas 1931 ECTD Railway. 1933 Kelly Railway. COULBECK , Joseph F. 1872 White King’s Head; also wine & spirit merchant. COULBECK , S. (Mrs.) 1876 Post Office King’s Head. COUSINS, John Brewery Society White Hart. COUSENS, - (Mr.) Vestry Minutes 1781 White Hart. COX , Walter 1911 Census b. 1863 est., Grimsby. 1909 Kelly Gordon Arms. 1930 Kelly Gordon Arms. CRESSWELL , William Kemp 1861 Post Office King’s Head. (also Gresswell). CROFT, Leonard & Evelyn 1960s (later Rasen Mail) Railway. DANBY, John 1806 Recognizance Alehouse Keeper. DAWKINS, Richard 1822 Pigot Red Lion. 1828 Pigot Red Lion. DEAN, John Vestry Minutes 1781 Red Lyon. DOLMAN, John Thomas 1919 Kelly Greyhound. DRAKES, Daniel 1849 Slater Red Lion. 1851 Census Red Lion. 1861 Census b. 1822 est., East Torrington, Lincs. married 30.01.1845 Mary Ann Lee. 1881 Census widower; occ: farmer of 60 acres, emp. 1 man. res: Rowells Farm, Linwood Rd, Market Rasen. DRAPER, Benjamin 1835 Pigot King’s Head. 1841 Census b.1786 est., Lincolnshire. 1856 White King’s Head. DRAYTON, Charles 1892 White 11 Oxford St. 1896 Kelly Beer Retailer, 11 Oxford St. 1898 Bennett Yarborough Arms. 1900 Kelly Beer Retailer, 11 Oxford St. 1911 Census b. 1855 est., Reepham, Lincs. 1932 Deaths buried 07.10.1932 Market Rasen. EDRICH, Richard 1984 Rasen Mail George Inn. FAVILL & CO. LTD, 1879 Agreement Company formation, Oxford St? FAVILL, Charles 1868 Post Office Beer Retailer, Oxford St. FAVILL, George William 1881 Census b. 1851, Market Rasen. occ: Auctioneer, res: Waterloo Rd. with spouse Fanny and parents father: Robert, mother: Rebecca (see below), 1 servant. 1880s various Agreements, Red Lion. FAVILL, Robert 1849 Marriages married 15.10.1849 Rebecca Bruntlett (widow). 1881 Census b. 1825, Caborne, Lincs; occ: Valuer; res: Waterloo Rd, Market Rasen. wife Rebecca age 59; (see above). 1882 White M.S. & L. Hotel. FAVILL, Robert & Son 1872 White Brewer, Queen St. FILLINGHAM, Samuel 1849 Slater White Lion. 1851 Francis White White Lion. FILLINGHAM, Robert 1876 Post Office George. 1881 Census b. 1841, Market Rasen. Licensed Victualler, George Inn; spouse: Eden. 1882 White George. FITCH, Samuel 1861 Census b. 1824, son-in-law to H.o.H. res. Gainsborough Rd. (Middle/Market Rasen). 1868 Post Office Beer Retailer, Willingham Rd. 1871 Census b. 1825, daughter Maud b. 1859. Grocer/beerhouse, 19 Willingham St. 1872 White Beerhouse, Willingham Rd. (Continued ….) 1881 Census b. 1823 Weathersfield, Essex; wife: Rebecca. Retired grocer/beerhouse keeper (age 58). 1891 Census res. 39 Willingham Rd. FLETCHER, Robert 1892 White Aston Arms. 1901 Census b. 1854 est., Horncastle. 1913 Kelly Aston Arms. FLINTHAM, Benjamin E. 1881 Census b. 1829 Market Rasen. Publican & Horse Breaker, Oxford St. wife: Sarah; daughter: Martha E. sons: Tom E.; George E.; Benjamin. 1885 Kelly George. 1900 Kelly George. FLINTHAM, George Edward 1881 Census b. 1858, Owersby, Lincs. occ: Groom; res: Oxford St, with parents and family (above). 1909 Kelly George. 1922 Kelly George. FLINTHAM, Martha E. (Miss) 1926 Kelly George. FLINTHAM, Sarah (Mrs.) 1905 Kelly George. FOUNTAIN, Thomas 1905 Kelly King’s Head. 1908 Bennett King’s Head. FOX, - (Mr.) Vestry Minutes 1781 Greyhound. FOX, Gowans 1806 Recognizance Alehouse Keeper. FURST, Edmund 1863 Morris King’s Head. GALE, Mr. & daughters 1940s (later Rasen Mail) George. GARDNER, Philip Forester 1922 Kelly Railway. GIBBONS, Thomas 1822 Pigot Greyhound. 1826 White Maltster, Greyhound, King St. 1835 Pigot Maltster, Gordon Arms. 1841 Pigot Maltster, Market Place. 1842 White Gordon Arms. GIBSON, Samuel 1806 Recognizance Alehouse Keeper. GILSTRAP, John & George 1864 Johnson Maltsters, Union St. GILSTRAP, EARP & Co. 1926 Kelly Maltsters, Serpentine St. Earl 1933 Kelly Maltsters, Serpentine St. Eard 1935 ECTD Maltsters, Oxford St. 1939 Aubrey Maltsters, Oxford St. 1960 Rasen Mail Maltsters, Serpentine St. GOODALL, George 1822 Pigot Gordon Arms. 1826 White Gordon Arms. GOODSON, William 1855 Post Office White Hart. 1868 Post Office White Hart. 1885 Kelly White Swan. 1898 Bennett White Swan. GOODSON, William 1936 ECTD White Lion. 1937 Kelly White Lion. Bill & Lily 1940s (later Rasen Mail) White Lion. GOODSON, Charlotte (Mrs.) 1900 Kelly White Swan. 1901 Census b. 1832, Market Rasen. occ: not stated, but Head of Household. 1911 Census as before. GOODYEAR, Edward 1898 Bennett Red Lion. 1905 Kelly Red Lion. GOODYEAR, William 1841 Pigot Beer Retailer, Louth Rd. 1841 Census b): b.1801 1849 PO/Slater Beer Retailer, Louth Rd. (Sand hills (PO)). 1855 Post Office Beer Retailer, No. 5 Sandhill. 1856 White Beerhouse, Wellington St. 1861 Census a): b. 1799 Southrey, Lincs; buried 06.06.1869 Market Rasen. 1868 Post Office Beer Retailer, Willingham Rd. GRAY, Walley 1940s (later Rasen Mail) Railway. GREENWOOD, John 1868 Post Office King’s Head. GREENWOOD, George 1831 Marriages 03.07.1831 married Elizabeth Taylor. 1841 Census b. 1800 est.; no occupation. 1855 Post Office Beer Retailer, 11 Oxford St. 1856 White Beerhouse, 11 Oxford St. 1861 Post Office Beer Retailer, Oxford St. 1864 Johnson Beer Retailer, Oxford St. HALL, Robert 1884 Marriages b.1859; 26.12.1884 married Mary Ann Flintham (age 26, father: George) 1888 Agreement Red Lion. (Continued ..) 1889 Kelly Red Lion. 1892 White Red Lion. HALLS, Richard 1998 Rasen Mail Gordon Arms.
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