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High Beech pub history index
In 2019, this is the Harrys Brunch, more a restaurant than just a pub; but clearly liked by reviewers as a pub to eat in.
The Duke of Wellington, Wellington Hill in 1958
Kindly provided by David Twitchett - copyright
The following entries are in this format:
Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.
1841/Richard Clendinew/Beershop Keeper/55/Ireland/Census
1841/Vooles Clendinew/../40/Ireland/Census
1841/Ann Gilliland/../10/Ireland/Census
June
1845/Mr Clendinen/Cottage property sale/../../Hertford Mercury & Reformer
1851/Richard Clindinon/Beer Shop Keeper/65/Ireland/Census
1851/Voilenter Clindinon/Wife/45/Scotland/Census
1851/Anna Gilleland/Niece/20/Scotland/Census
September
1852/Richard Clendinew/Application for a spirit license to the Duke of
Wellington beer house/../../Hertford Mercury & Reformer
1861/Jonas Hampton/Beer House Keeper and Letter Carrier/65/Sewardstone,
Essex/Census
1861/Harriet Hampton/Wife/59/Oxford street, Middlesex/Census
1861/Charles Hampton/Son, Assistant/18/Sewardstone, Essex/Census
1861/Harriet Hampton/Daughter/16/Sewardstone, Essex/Census
1870/Jonas Hampton/../../../Kelly's
1871/Jonas Hampton/Publican/73/High Beech, Essex/Census**
1871/Jane Hampton/Wife/62/../Staffordhsire/Census
1871/Harriet Hampton/Daughter/25/Domestic Servant/High Beech, Essex/Census
1871/Jane Brak (?)/Granddaughter/11/Finsbury, Middlesex/Census
1871/Henry Scibbeck (?)/Grandson/5/Clerkenwell, Middlesex/Census
1874/James Clark/../../../Kelly's
October 1877/William John Hampton/Fined 17 shillings 6 pence for deficient
measures/../../Chelmsford Chronicle
January 1878/William John Hampton/Outgoing Licensee/../../Chelmsford
Chronicle
January 1878/George Carter/Incoming Licensee/../../Chelmsford Chronicle
1878/George Carter/../../../Kelly's
1880/George Carter/../../../Kelly's*
1881/George Carter/Licensed Victualler/25/Waltham Abbey, Essex/Census
1881/Isabella Carter/Wife/25/Ely, Cambridge/Census
1881/Edward Carter/Son/2/Waltham Abbey, Essex/Census
1881/Charles G. Carter/Son/11m/Waltham Abbey, Essex/Census
1881/Mary Carter/Mother, Interest and Investments/55/Scotland/Census
1882/George Carter/../../../Kelly's
December 1882/George Carter/Fined 10 shillings for deficient
measures/../../Chelmsford Chronicle
1885/George Carter/../../../Kelly's*
1886/George Carter/../../../Kelly's
1891/Charles Carter/Licensed Victuallers Manager/29/Sewardstone,
Essex/Census
1891/Lillie Carter/Wife, Manageress/25/Chingford, Essex/Census
1891/Dorothy Carter/Daughter/2/Eastbourne/Census
1891/Annie Chappell/General Servant/15/Enfield, Middlesex/Census
1894/John McDaniels/../../../Kelly's
1895/John McDaniels/../../../Kelly's
1896/J McDaniels/../../../Kelly's
1898/Walter Goulding/../../../Kelly's
1899/W. Goulding/../../../Kelly's
1901/Amelia Goulding/Licensed Victualler, Widow/48/Marylebone, London/Census
1901/Emma Clements/Sister/40/St Pancras, London/Census
1901/Albert Clements/Brother in Law, Ships Steward/30/Forest Gate,
Essex/Census
1901/Ada Frisbey/General Servant/14/Sewardstone, Essex/Census
1901/Frederick Christian/Potman/30/Bow, London/Census
1902/Mrs. Annie Goulding/../../../Kelly's
1908/Mrs. Amelia Goulding/../../../Kelly's
1911/Amelia Goulding/Publican, Widow/58/Marylebone, London/Census
1911/Emma Clements/Sister/50/St Pancras, London/Census
1911/Albert Clements/Brother in Law, Ships Steward/39/Forest Gate,
Essex/Census
1911/Caroline Kiff/General Servant/15/Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire/Census
1912/Mrs. Amelia Goulding/../../../Kelly's
1917/Mrs. Amelia Goulding/../../../Kelly's
1925/Mrs. Amelia Goulding/../../../Kelly's
1933/Mrs. Amelia Goulding/../../../Kelly's
1939/Amelia Goulding/Duke of Wellington, Licensed Victualler/born 3 July
1852/../Electoral Register
1939/Emma Clements/Domestic duties/born 4 September 1860/../Electoral
Register
1939/Alfred E Thomas/Clerk, retired/born 16 February 1869/../Electoral
Register
* Provided by the Pubs, Inns and Taverns Index for England, 1801-1900
** Provided by Essex Villages
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