old Kiddlington pub

[DJFRENCH]

have you seen that Richard was a Butcher - on the green in 1841

i have looked on an 1884 OS map and there is no mention of the Dog. There is Kings arms, Black Horse , Red Lion and a letter box 

in 1891 it's called THE DOG AND ANCHOR inn and very near to the Hill and The Green.

DJ

[DJFRENCH]

Hello again 

on the 1900 OS there is a PH marked by the school(but no name)   and it's further down from the road hence called SCHOOL LANE
Typical, all the other pubs are named


DJ

[Trees]

Many thanks you have worked very hard for me thats all great information
trees

[Trees]

Just to confirm everything I now have a complete set of census for him He died 1896 and in 1891 he is at the DOG and ANCHOR and the entry before is The Hill and the entry after is School Rd  Many thanks for pointing me in the right direction
Trees

[DJFRENCH]

yippeeee,

that's great....i went to a party down school road once ..


Debz

[Maggie jo]

Hi

I live in Kidlington and have gone through various booklets but can find very little about this pub. Here's what I found.

On the 1818 Enclosure Map it was described as The Dog Public House and Gardens - Ann Watts widow.

There was an Inn there since mediaeval times but the pub closed in 1934.

It was at the junction of Green Road and School Road.

I'm sure the building is still standing and is now a private residence. I'll have a wander and get back to you. I have access to Kidlington Parish Transcripts if you need anything looking up.

Regards
Maggie

[DJFRENCH]

I had alook on arial microsoft live search and it looks as if there is a old building there now , but private res.

DJ

[Maggott]

From the Yellow Pages:  Dogwood (ouch! but I remember them changing the name) 174 Oxford Road Kidlington  Phone 01865 373340 (number published so I reckon they won't mind me repeating it here).
Why not give them a bell & ask if The Dog pub used to be located somewhere else
Maggott

[Trees]

Many thanks Maggie and Maggott Both usefull additions I'm gradually sorting all the pubs out its surprising how many go through name changes Just back from a family history trwal in Northants and Warwick next stop must be Oxford.
Trees