Pubs

An Index of Pubs with Family Connections

With new and surprising discoveries every day it seems, a list of pubs with some sort of family connection was becoming necessary: 

1. Thomas Pateman, Victualler in Cannon Street, Wapping
2. The Chequers Inn, Great Dunmow, Essex, William Hockley, Hostler
3. The Bell Inn, West Haddon, Northamptonshire, Stephen Botterill
4. The Graziers Arms, West Haddon, Northamptonshire, Stephen Botterill
5. Red Lion Inn, High Street, Broughton, John and Mary Shatford
6. The Hare, Main Street, Loddington Francis and Rebecca Dainty
7. The Three Cranes, Cransley William Francis Dainty Shatford
8. Buccleuch Arms, High Street, Broughton John Shatford Jnr
9. The King and Queen, St George in the East, Edward & Eliza Green
10. Globe, New Compton Street WC2, Samms Shepherd Rudd
11. Prince of Wales, Riley Street, Bermondsey, Samms Shepherd Rudd
12. Watermans Arms, Wapping High Street, E1, John Horn
13. Salisbury Arms, Eastfield Street, Limehouse, John Horn
14. Albert Tavern, Harrington Road, South Norwood, John Horn
15. Duke of Norfolk, Stepney, E1, Alfred James Lynch
16. The White Hart on Deptford Green, Daniel Botterill 
17. Old Centurion Pub on Deptford Boadway, Daniel Botterill, in 1874
18. Clock House in Holborn, 1881 and 1882, Daniel Botterill.
19. Holly Tree Arms in Lewisham, Daniel Botterill, 1891 to 1894
20. Princess Royal, Longley Road, Croydon, John Soppit was licensee, while his nephew, John Benjamin Botterill was employed as manager
21. Shortlands Tavern, Shortlands, Bromley, Kent, John Soppit
22. Blacksmith’s Arms, Cudham, Sevenoaks, Kent, John Benjamin Botterill
23. Prince Frederick, Nichol Lane Bromley, Kent, John Benjamin Botterill
24. Kings Head, North Street, Great Dunmow, Henry Wilton
25. Victoria, 46 Three Colt Street, Limehouse E14, Benjamin Tompson
26. Spotted Cow, Hither Green Lane, Lewisham, Benjamin Tompson
27. King's Head, Gracious Street, Whittlesey, Dan Tompson
28. Victory, 152 Albany Street, Regents Park NW1, Carl Bose
29. Castle, 34 & 35 Cowcross Street, St Sepulchre EC1, Carl Bose
30. Blue Anchor, 1 The Highway, Stepney E1, Henry Bose, Carl Bose
31. Swan, Chipperfield, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, Francis R Blazey
32. Nicholas Rundle Trevail, Innkeeper in St Blazey, Cornwall
33. George Oldfield, Licenced Victualler and Blacksmith in Whittlesey
34. Builder's Arms, Wyvil Road, Lambeth, William Charles Creeden
35. Oxford Arms, St Peter Street, Bethnal Green, William Charles Creeden
36. James Edmond, Lodging House Keeper, Ponchydown, Blackborough
37. Hare & Hounds, Witheridge, Devon, John Charles Stone
38. Albion Hotel, Forbes, New South Wales, Con & Winnie Sullivan 
39. Alma, 157 High Street, Chatham John Harcus
40. Red Lion, 110, High Street, Chatham John Harcus
41. Chest Arms High Street Chatham John Harcus & Selina Harcus
42. Dartmouth Arms, 257 High Street, Chatham John Edward Harcus
43. The Newcome Arms, Kingston, Portsmouth, William George Shotter
44. The Derby Tavern, North End, Portsmouth, John William Garnett
45. The Fountain Pub, North End, Portsmouth, Edward Gardner
46. The Admiral's Head, Kingston, Portsmouth, James Alfred Garnett
47. The Queens Hotel, Gosport, James Alfred Garnett
48. Lucy Elizabeth Ann Bailey, Innkeeper, Edgcumbe Street, East Stonehouse
49. Lamb Inn, 1 Queen Street, Devonport, Henry Authers

On the other side of the bar: two pubs where great-grandfather, David Jones, in Ireland was caught drinking out of hours and another where his brother was fined for being drunk and wilfully breaking a window.