Cannon Street Wolverhampton?

[lourdes01]

Hi Trees
Just to let you know that today one of my relatives ,my aunt, has told me that My grt aunt Georgina (Caroline Cadman`s sister)  was also the proprietor of the Rose and Crown in Cannon Street with her husband - I will be finding out who he was asap-thats my job for today! although it was in the early 1900`s.
be back in touch when /if I get any more info for you
 x

[Trees]

Oh my goodness so Thomas and Rossanna had Caroline who m Alfred Nicholas and Georgina did she m George Caine? and they went on to keep the pub kept by my Cadmans back in 1851 i'll pop a post on the Midland Pub site and see if anyone can enlighten us as to when they were in the pub Meanwhile they must relate and the Caroline Armstrong must also feature we 'll keep at it Interesting addition Lourdes well done
Trees

[lourdes01]

Hi trees
it was  thomas and rosanna`s grandaughter,Georgina (her parents were Thomas Cadman and Mary Ann Evans). I am trying to find her marriage details and will be back in touch soon.
lourdes01

[lourdes01]

Hi Trees
ok Georgina Cadman b.1889 married George Caine 1914 wolverhampton 6b 1265. I don`t have her birth or marriage certs yet though., ( although I am assured this is her)


I have her on 1901 census with her parents and sister in back matthew street,wolverhampton.
Living next door is Harry Blower head age 24, and Harriet Poutney  age 27 housekeeper.
lourdes01

[lourdes01]

Hi Trees
I have the marriage certificate for Georgina and George Caine now.19th 0ct 1914 register office,Wolverhampton.
 George was in the 7th South Staffs Regiment,stationed at Belton Park Camp,Grantham....his father was George Caine (desceased) occ. Iron Galvanizer.
Georginas address is given as 10 house 6 court,Swan Street,Wolverhampton. Father: Thomas Cadman occ.General Labourer.

 I also found a birth certificate for a child born to her before she was married, George William Cadman b.1908.

So are these connected to you?

These are the couple who I was told had the rose and crown. I have no evidence of that as yet.

However just to confuse matters further,My uncle believes the pub they had was called the swan !!!

will check in with you later I just need to clarify a couple of things which have come to mind
lourdes

[Trees]

Hi Lourdes still can't link them in I asked about the Rose and Crown on the Midland pubs site without success I'll try their web master again and see if he knows the Swan We must get a break through some how
Trees

[Willow 4873]

Hiya Lourdes and Trees

In a book I have there were several Swan pubs in Wolverhampton

The Swan with Two Necks in Pool Street
The Little Swan in Horseley Fields/Pipers Row (it had two entrances) http://shireweb.net/wolverhamptonbak/picturesview.php?ID=146
The Swan Inn in Lower Street Tettenhall

I'm pretty sure there was a Black Swan too in Horseley Fields (Someone will soon tell me if I'm wrong)

Willow x

[lourdes01]

 :)Hi Willow
thankyou. Thats very helpful and another route for research.The picture you gave the link for is excellent.
 thanks again,lourdesx

[Trees]

Just a thought Do they appear on a census at the pub or are they listed on baptisms as publicans that could give a clue as to which part of town they were in
Trees