Fordham index
Also known as the Horse Shoes
Residents at this address
1851/Oliver Bull/Blacksmith & Beer Retailer/../../Post Office
1851/Oliver Bull/blacksmith/33/Great Tey, Essex/Census **
1851/Susannah Bull/wife/32/West Bergholt, Essex/Census
1851/Walter Bull/son, scholar/10/Fordham, Essex/Census
1851/Esther Bull/daughter, scholar/09/Fordham, Essex/Census
1851/Ann Bull/daughter, scholar/06/Fordham, Essex/Census
1851/Arthur Bull/son, scholar/04/Fordham, Essex/Census
1851/Jabez Bull/son/02/Fordham, Essex/Census
1851/Oliver Bull/son/7m/Fordham, Essex/Census
Note: Premises not named in 1851
1862/Oliver Bull/Blacksmith & Miller/../../Kelly's
1867/Oliver Bull/Blacksmith & Miller/../../Post Office
1870/Oliver Bull/Blacksmith & Miller/../../Kelly's
1871/Oliver Bull/Blacksmith & Miller/../../Post Office
1874/Oliver Bull/Blacksmith/../../Kelly's
1878/Oliver Bull/Blacksmith/../../Kelly's
1881/Oliver Bull/Blacksmith & Innkeeper/63/Great Tey, Essex/Census
1881/Susannah Bull/Wife/62/West Bergholt, Essex/Census
1881/Victor R. Bull/Grandson/6/Beking(?), Essex/Census
1882/Oliver Bull/Blacksmith & Agent for the Liverpool & London & Globe
Insurance Co./../../Kelly's
1886/George Collins/Brewer & Blacksmith/../../Kelly's
1890/William Isiah Sparks/Smith/../../Kelly's
1891/William E. Sparkes/Publican/48/Stoke, Suffolk/Census
1891/Miranda Sparkes/Wife/35/Hundon, Suffolk/Census
1891/Edgar E. Sparkes/Son/6/Stoke, Suffolk/Census
1891/Clara E. Sparkes/Daughter/5/Stoke, Suffolk/Census
1891/Evelyn C. Sparkes/Son/1/Colchester, Essex/Census
1894/George William Brinkley/Smith/../../Kelly's
1895/George William Brinkley/../../../Kelly's
1898/George William Brinkley/Smith/../../Kelly's
1899/George William Brinkley/../../../Kelly's
1902/George William Brinkley/Smith/../../Kelly's
1906/George William Brinkley/Smith/../../Kelly's
1908/Ernest Albert Wickens/../../../Kelly's
1910/Ernest Albert Wickens/../../../Kelly's
William Willsmore married Catherine (Kate) Saunders in 1908, probably in
Earls Colne Baptist Church – as there is not
a record of their marriage at St Andrews Church. She was the youngest
daughter of Alfred Saunders, who in 1901 was the landlord of the
Anchor Inn,
Holt Street, Earls Colne. She is recorded as living there in the 1901 census
with her parents and younger brother Oliver. This is the Oliver Saunders who
is the landlord of the Three Horseshoes in 1914. He was born in Great Tey in
1889, so he would have been 24 when he took over the pub in 1914.*
1911/William J A Willsmore/Publican/29/Little Maplestead, Essex/Census
1911/Catherine Willsmore/Wife/29/Great Tey, Essex/Census
1911/Arthur R Willsmore/Son/1/South Norwood, Surrey/Census
1912/William James Arthur Willsmore/../../../Kelly's
William James Arthur Willsmore is a beer retailer at Earls Colne by 1914
1914/Oliver Saunders/../../../Kelly's
1917/Arthur Chaplin/../../../Kelly's
1922/Arthur Chaplin/../../../Kelly's
1925/Percy Chaplin/../../../Kelly's
1929/Reginald Charles Bell/../../../Kelly's
1933/Reginald Charles Bell/../../../Kelly's
1937/Reginald C. Bell/../../../Kelly's
* Provided by Tony Pennick
** Provided by John Mead
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