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 is becoming necessary: 

1. The Chequers Inn, Great Dunmow, Essex, William Hockley, Hostler
2. The Bell Inn, West Haddon, Northamptonshire, Stephen Botterill
3. The Graziers Arms, West Haddon, Northamptonshire, Stephen Botterill
4. The King and Queen, St George in the East, Edward & Eliza Green. 
5. Salisbury Arms, Eastfield Street, Limehouse, John Isaac Robert Horn
6. Duke of Norfolk, Stepney, E1, Alfred James Lynch
7. The White Hart on Deptford Green, Daniel Botterill 
8. Old Centurion Pub on Deptford Boadway, Daniel Botterill, in 1874
9. Clock House in Holborn, 1881 and 1882, Daniel Botterill.
10. Holly Tree Arms in Lewisham, Daniel Botterill, 1891 to 1894
11. Princess Royal, Longley Road, Croydon, John Soppit was licensee, while his nephew, John Benjamin Botterill was employed as manager
12. Shortlands Tavern, Shortlands, Bromley, Kent, John Soppit
13. Blacksmith’s Arms, Cudham, Sevenoaks, Kent, John Benjamin Botterill
14. Prince Frederick, Nichol Lane Bromley, Kent, John Benjamin Botterill
15. Kings Head, North Street, Great Dunmow, Henry Wilton
16. Victoria, 46 Three Colt Street, Limehouse E14, Benjamin Tompson
17. Spotted Cow, Hither Green Lane, Lewisham, Benjamin Tompson
18. Victory, 152 Albany Street, Regents Park NW1, Carl Bose
19. Castle, 34 & 35 Cowcross Street, St Sepulchre EC1, Carl Bose
20. Blue Anchor, 1 The Highway, Stepney E1, Henry Bose, Carl Bose
21. Swan, Chipperfield, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, Francis R Blazey
22. Nicholas Rundle Trevail, Innkeeper in St Blazey, Cornwall
23. George Oldfield, Licenced Victualler and Blacksmith in Whittlesey
24. Builder's Arms, 8 Wyvil Road, Lambeth, William Charles Creeden
25. Oxford Arms, 77 St Peter Street, Bethnal Green, William Charles Creeden
26. James Edmond, Lodging House Keeper, Ponchydown Inn in Blackborough
27. Hare & Hounds, Witheridge, Devon, John Charles Stone
28. Albion Hotel (pub) at Forbes, New South Wales, Con & Winnie Sullivan 

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.