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Clarendon Hotel, 1 Dock Road, Victoria Docks, Canning Town E16

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Clarendon Hotel, Dock road E16 was at the junction with Tidal Basin road. Dock road is on the right and the footbridge crosses a branch of the Stratford to North Woolwich railway, the main line ran down the other side of the pub. The area was a notorious bottleneck for road traffic leaving the Victoria docks. The pub, and many of the others in the area, were demolished during the building of the Canning Town flyover which opened in 1934. *

A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Essex. The Essex listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.

Clarendon Hotel, Dock road E16 at the junction with Tidal Basin road - circa 1910, landlord William Watson

Clarendon Hotel, Dock road E16 at the junction with Tidal Basin road - circa 1910, landlord William Watson

Kindly provided by Vincent O'Loughlin

Also see the History of Canning Town

The following entries are in this format:

Residents at this address

1867/William Shaw/../../../Post Office

1870/Augustus Harms/../../../Kelly's

1871/Augustus Harms/Licenced Victualler/36/Prussia/Census
1871/Sarah Harms/Wife/33/Chelsea, Middx/Census
1871/Louise Harms/Daughter/7/Blackheath, Kent/Census
1871/Laura Harms/Daughter/5/Chelsea, Middx/Census
1871/Ellen Harms/Daughter/2/Canning Town, Essex/Census
1871/Emily Springfield/Barmaid/26/Stepney, Middx/Census
1871/Hannah Emery/Servant/13/Blackfriars, Middx/Census

1872/William Hart/../../../Kelly's

1874/John Edward Hunt/../../../Kelly's

1878/Thomas Fairless/Wine & Spirit Merchant/../../Kelly's

1881/Thomas Fairless/Licensed Victualler/37/Gateshead on Tyne/Census
1881/Sarah Fairless/Wife/45/Limehouse, Middlesex/Census
1881/Mary E. Martin/Niece, Servant/18/Bow Common, Middlesex/Census
1881/Emily Martin/Niece, Servant/13/Bow Common, Middlesex/Census
1881/Richard Russell/Servant/25/Mile End, Middlesex/Census
1881/Emma Riley/Servant/26/Hoxton, Middlesex/Census

1882/Thomas Fairless/../../../Kelly's

1886/Thomas Fairless/../../../Kelly's

My great-grandfather, Alfred Herring was listed as the licensed victualler at the Clarendon Hotel, 1 Dock Road, Canning Town in the 1891 census, along with his wife Elizabeth [nee Bridges], their children Lily and Alfred George, plus my grand father, his sister-in-law Lavinia and her husband and some bar staff.
Lily married a guy named Ebblewhite in 1935 and they became the licensees at the Salmon and Ball on the corner of Bethnal Green Road and Cambridge Heath Road, in Bethnal Green. My grand aunt Lily ran the pub on her own until the early fifties when my dad took over for a few years when she became ill. She died in 1957.
My great - grandmother Elizabeth [nee Bridges] father, George Bridges was listed in the 1891 census as the licensed victualler at the Sir Robert Peel, 31 Skinner Street, Chatham in Kent. Originally, Alfred Herring and George Bridges were Mariners. ***

1891/Alfred Herring/Licensed Victualler/37/Lynn, Norfolk/Census ***
1891/Elizabeth Herring/Wife/26/Sheerness, Kent/Census
1891/Lily E Herring/Daughter/3/Hackney, Middlesex/Census
1891/Alfred G Herring/Son/1/West Ham, Essex/Census
1891/Charles Baxter/Cousin, Barman/24/Bexley Heath, Kent/Census
1891/Lavinia Baxter/Wife/25/Chatham, Kent/Census
1891/Charles J Baxter/Son/10 months/St James', Middlesex/Census
1891/Nelly Hicks/Barmaid/20/Gosport, Hants/Census
1891/Polly Burford/Barmaid/15/Staffordshire/Census
1891/Emily Wright/Nursemaid/14/Birmingham, Warwick/Census
1891/Joseph Bridger/Boarder, Apprentice Engineer & Fitter/17/Sheerness, Kent/Census
1891/John T Greenwood/Boarder, Chemical Labourer/27/Guyhirn, Cambs/Census
1891/James McNeil/Boarder, Fireman Stationary Engine/32/New Zealand, British Subject/Census
1891/James Pears/Boarder, Chemical Labourer/22/Outwell, Yorkshire/Census
1891/John Gowler/Boarder, Chemical Labourer/25/Somersham, Hants/Census
1891/Charley Smith/Boarder, Chemical Labourer/24/Norfolk/Census
1891/Matthew Long/Boarder, Chemical Labourer/21/Doddington, Cambs/Census
1891/George Rowe/Boarder, Engineer & Fitter/31/Liscard, Cornwall/Census

1896/Osborne & Yawkins/../../../Post Office Directory

1901/Joseph Samuel Cowell/Licensed Victualler/24/Poplar, Middlesex/Census
1901/Helena Cowell/Wife/23/Poplar, Middlesex/Census
1901/Florence Helena Cowell/Daughter/2/Limehouse, Middlesex/Census
1901/Edith Adelaide Cowell/Daughter/4 weeks/West Ham, Essex/Census
1901/Edith Blackman/Barmaid/18/Bow, London/Census
1901/Emily Dennis/Barmaid/18/West Ham, Essex/Census
1901/Francis Davage/Cook/15/Poplar, Middlesex/Census
1901/Frederick Deal/Potman/46/Fox earth, Essex/Census

1902/William Watson/../../../Kelly's

1908/William Watson/../../../Kelly's

1912/William Watson/../../../Kelly's

1917/William Watson/../../../Kelly's

1925/William Watson/../../../Kelly's

1934/Archibald W Cowdrey/../../../Kelly's


* Provided by Vincent O'Loughlin

*** Provided by Ron Herring

 


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