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Essex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: Skingle
« on: Thursday 04 October 07 22:43 BST (UK) »
Hi Kevan:
At this time I do not have any details or names of the Inns accept for the Rose and Crown in Halstead which is still in existence. One Mary Skingley married Frederick Allen who was a brewer in Finchingfield, they first had "The Village Beer Inn" and then "The Prince of Wales Inn". They had three children, none of them married and helped in the Inn. Frederick died about 1869 and Mary and the children carried on running the business until about 1899 when they closed the business. The Prince of Wales Inn was quite large and is now called "The Brick House" which is a private dwelling.
Hope this is of interest. If you have any info to share I would appreciate hearing from you.
At this time I do not have any details or names of the Inns accept for the Rose and Crown in Halstead which is still in existence. One Mary Skingley married Frederick Allen who was a brewer in Finchingfield, they first had "The Village Beer Inn" and then "The Prince of Wales Inn". They had three children, none of them married and helped in the Inn. Frederick died about 1869 and Mary and the children carried on running the business until about 1899 when they closed the business. The Prince of Wales Inn was quite large and is now called "The Brick House" which is a private dwelling.
Hope this is of interest. If you have any info to share I would appreciate hearing from you.