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Ship Afloat, 52 Lower Thames street EC3

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Thev Ship Afloat existed from at least 1825. The early address in 1848 and before is at 16 Beer lane, Tower street

Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.

Residents at this address

1825/Mr Parker, Ship Afloat, Beer lane, Tower street/../../Licensed Victuallers Association

1829/James Talbot, Ship Afloat, 16 Beer lane, Tower street/../../../Robsons Directory

1833/James Talbot sen./../../../Proceedings of the Old Bailey **

1839/James Talbot/../../../Pigots Directory

1841/James Talbot/../../../P.O. Directory **

1842/James Talbot/../../../Robson’s Directory **

1843/James Talbot/../../../Kellys Directory

1848/Ferdinand Brown/../../../Post Office Directory

1851/Ferdinand Brown/../../../Kellys Directory

1851/Ferdinand Brown/Licensed Victualler/40/Plymouth, Devon/Census
1851/Catharine Brown/Wife/38/London/Census
1851/Peter Prage/Servant/26/Suffolk/Census
1851/John Ragan/Servant/17/Tipperary, Ireland/Census

1856/Ferdinand Brown, Ship Afloat, 15 & 16 Beer Lane & 52 Lower Thames Street/../../Post Office Directory

1860/Ferdinand Brown/../../../P.O. Directory **

1861/Ferdinand Brown/Victualler/54/Devonshire/Census
1861/Catherine Brown/Wife/49/London, Middlesex/Census
1861/Catherine Brown/Daughter/21/London, Middlesex/Census
1861/Annie Brown/Daughter/18/London, Middlesex/Census
1861/John Brown/Son/7/London, Middlesex/Census
1861/Ann Driscoll/Visitor/69/Ireland/Census
1861/John Mudd/Potman/19/London, Middlesex/Census
1861/Sarah Mott/General Servant/18/Kent/Census

1869/F Brown/../../../Post Office Directory

1871/Ferdinand Brown/Licensed Victualler/60/London, Middlesex/Census
1871/Catherine Brown/Wife/58/London, Middlesex/Census
1871/Ann Day/Sister/50/London, Middlesex/Census
1871/John Brown/Son, Clerk/17/London, Middlesex/Census
1871/Catherine Brown/Daughter/22/London, Middlesex/Census
1871/Annie Brown/Daughter/20/London, Middlesex/Census
1871/Fanny M Donnell/Domestic Servant/20/London, Middlesex/Census
1871/Charles Piper/Waiter/37/London, Middlesex/Census

1876/Ferdinand Brown/../../../P.O. Directory **

1880/Mrs Catherine Brown/../../../P.O. Directory **

1881/John Jarman/Licensed Victualler, Widow/67/Bungay, Suffolk/Census
1881/Mary S Jarman/Daughter/24/Limehouse, Middlesex/Census
1881/Emily Jarman/Daughter/20/Aldgate, Middlesex/Census
1881/Harriet Jarman/Daughter/17/St Anne Soho, Middlesex/Census
1881/Wilemina Elrick/Domestic Servant/20/Wapping, Middlesex/Census

1882/John Jarman/../../../Post Office Directory

1884/John Jarman/../../../Post Office Directory

1891/William Collins/Victualler/67/Welwyn, Herts/Census
1891/Eliza Collins/Wife/63/Islington, Middlesex/Census
1891/Eliza Annett Clayton/Barmaid, Widow/40/Islington, Middlesex/Census
1891/Lavinia Matilda Meacher/Servant/20/Bermondsey, Surrey/Census

1891/William Collins/../../../Post Office Directory

1894/William Collins/../../../City of London Directory **

1895/William Collins/../../../Post Office Directory

1899/Friend Oates/../../../Post Office Directory

1900/Herbert Henry Griggs/../../../Post Office Directory

1901/Herbert Henry Griggs/../../../Post Office Directory

Ernest Easty behind the bar at his pub. He is probably around age 35, the time of the 1901 census when he was running the Ship Afloat.

Ernest Easty behind the bar at his pub. He is probably around age 35, the time of the 1901 census when he was running the Ship Afloat.

Kindly provided by Lawrence Atkins

My great-grandfather Ernest Easty was landlord of the "Ship Afloat" pub in Lower Thames Street at the time of the 1901 census. It is correct that Ernest's wife Annie Easty was born in Russia - her father had worked on railway construction there. They are licensees at the Horns, Crucifix lane about the time of the 1911 census. In 1896, at the baptism of their daughter Julia Easty, he was the publican at the Bricklayers Arms, Upper Fenton street, St George in the East, and a year later he is a grocer at 57 Lisson grove, in 1898. *

William Easty, who was licensee of the Red Lion and Punch Bowl in Clerkenwell in March 1866, was the father of Ernest Easty who ran the Ship Afloat in Lower Thames street in 1901. *

1901/Ernest Thomas William Easty/Licensed Victualler/35/Clerkenwell, London/Census *
1901/Annie Easty/Wife/30/Russia (British Subject)/Census
1901/Ernest Thomas William Easty/Son/12/Camberwell, London/Census
1901/Alice Julian Easty/Daughter/10/Battersea, London/Census
1901/Harold Ernest Easty/Son/8/Hackney, London/Census
1901/Mary Easty/Daughter/4/Marylebone, London/Census
1901/Frederick Lutter Cock/Barman, widow/47/Bow, London/Census
1901/Louis Kerbey/Cook/22/Marylebone, London/Census

1902/William Yardley/../../../P.O. Directory **

1910/Thomas Edward Griggs/../../../Post Office Directory

1911/Arthur Edward Faulkner/Public House Manager/26/West Ham, Essex/Census
1911/Margaret Faulkner/Wife, Assistant/21/Camberwell, Surrey/Census
1911/Frank Arthur Joseph Faulkner/Son/2/Haggerston, Middlesex/Census
1911/Thomas Richard Harvey/Barman/28/Shoreditch, Middlesex/Census
1911/Rose Marion Nice/Cook/25/Ipswich, Suffolk/Census

1912/Thomas Edward Griggs/../../../Post Office Directory


* Provided By Lawrence Atkins

** Provided By Stephen Harris


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