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Ship, Dock Road, Little Thurrock, Essex - circa 1976
Kindly supplied by Paul Woloschuk
27th May 2001
The following entries are in this format:
Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.
1818-47/Edward Lees/Publican/../../..***
1847-66/Susannah Lees/Licensee/../../..***
1851/Susan Lees/widow, victualler/61/Thorpe le Soken, Essex/Census **
1851/Joseph Lees/son/32/Stondon Massey, Essex/Census **
1851/Susan Lees/daughter/20/Little Thurrock, Essex/Census **
1851/Martha Lees/daughter/16/Little Thurrock, Essex/Census **
1851/Edward Kennett/visitor/06/Wye, Kent/Census **
1851/Charles Taylor/widower, pensioner/66/Leiston, Suffolk/Census **
1851/Richard Frisbey/lodger, labourer/57/Stapleford Abbots, Essex/Census **
1851/James Butcher Taylor/lodger, widower, butcher/57/Finchingfield,
Essex/Census **
1851/John Perry/lodger, labourer/40/Great Baddow, Essex/Census **
1851/John Riley/lodger, labourer/32/Little Thurrock, Essex/Census **
1851/William Prior/lodger, labourer/30/West Thurrock, Essex/Census **
1851/John Garnish/lodger, labourer/30/Grays, Thurrock, Essex/Census **
1851/George Scott/lodger, labourer/25/Abridge, Essex/Census **
1855/Mrs S Lees/../../../Post Office
1866-73/Susannah Hannah Lees/Licensee/../../..***
1874/William Law/../../../Kelly's
1878/James Lark/../../../Kelly's
1881/Alfred Freeman/Publican/49/Grays, Essex/Census
1881/Amelia Freeman/Wife/40/Chadwell, Essex/Census
1882/Alfred Freeman/../../../Kelly's
1886/Thomas Norris/../../../Kelly's
1890/Mrs. Jane Sophia Mark/../../../Kelly's
1894/Percy Croft Woollett/../../../Kelly's
1895/Percy Croft Woollett/../../../Kelly's
1898/Frederick James Ambrose/../../../Kelly's
1899/Frederick James Ambrose/../../../Kelly's
1902/George Henry Balson/../../../Kelly's
1906/Robert Whitby/../../../Kelly's
1908/Robert Whitby/../../../Kelly's
1910/Robert Whitby/../../../Kelly's
1912/Robert Whitby/../../../Kelly's
1914/Robert Whitby/../../../Kelly's
1917/Robert Whitby/../../../Kelly's
1922/Robert Whitby/../../../Kelly's
1925/Robert Whitby/../../../Kelly's
1933/Henry Dines/../../../Kelly's
1937/Henry Dines/../../../Kelly's
Henry Dines was still a licensee in 1943 when his wife died, and he died
there on 6 May 1948. It is possible that his son Theodore Dines took over,
as he was also a licensed victualler (cited in the grant of probate. *
* Provided by Deborah Mullins
** Provided by John Mead
***
Chris Shelley informs that Edward Lees was the publican from 1818
until his death on 1847. Edward's first wife Jane Lily died in 1828.
He married a second time to Susannah (formerly Benton, nee Talmarsh)
and, after his death, she continued as the licensee until her death
in 1866. Edward & Susannah's unmarried daughter, Susan Hannah
Lees, took over until her death, aged 42, in 1873.
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