Birmingham pub in 1881

[Stovepipe]

Hi Jim,

Does your list give the licensee and/or the address of each pub?

Cheers,
Stovepipe

[Christopher]

Hi Jim,

Does your list give the licensee and/or the address of each pub?

Cheers,
Stovepipe

Hi Stovepipe,

These websites may be useful when searching for a pub ...

www.breweryhistory.com
www.sfowler.force9.co.uk/page_27.htm

Christopher

[jim1]

Does your list give the licensee and/or the address of each pub?

It gives name,licensee & address.
I have uploaded them to my website on the left of this page.
P/word:freya
go to photos > index & open folder "pubs".

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[Stovepipe]

Many thanks, Jim - that's a great resource.

Seems like there were two or three pubs in Parade, but none with the right street number or licensee.

My subject, Alfred Street, married a woman 15 years older than himself (according to the 1881 census).  I wonder if she was a licensee before the marriage?  When I find out her former name I might revisit your site looking for her.

Thanks again,
Stovepipe

PS Your third & fourth pictures are identical images of page 362.

[jim1]

PS Your third & fourth pictures are identical images of page 362.

Yes I noticed that & took 1 out. 

[jim1]

I think her name was Hewlett.She is in service with Alfred in 1861 

[jim1]

Marr:
Mar. 1865/B'ham/6d/100
Alfred Street=Sarah Hirons or Ann Hewlett 

[Stovepipe]

Thanks, Jim.

And thanks to your pub list I've found a James Street at the Swan Commercial Hotel.  Now Alfred had an older brother James whom I've not yet researched.  I wonder ...

Cheers,
Stovepipe

[jim1]

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