Bermondsey pub history index
at 32 Dunton Road by 1938. Closed in 2012, demolished and replaced with flats. *
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
Claremont, 32 Dunton Road, SE1 - in July 2007
Kindly provided by Stephen Harris
Residents at this address
Morning Advertiser 31 March 1871 - licence applications :
Claremont Arms, Upper Grange road, to William Jones who was opposed by four victuallers, Licence refused.
1871/William Jones/Beer Retailer/31/Walworth Surrey/Census ***
1871/Isabella Jones/Wife/31/Hertford/Census
1871/Sidney Jones/Stepson Scholar/9/Maidstone Kent/Census
1871/Charles F Jones/Son/5/Bermondsey Surrey/Census
South London Press 27 March 1875 - Licenses for the consumption of liquors on the premises were grantrd:
William Jones, victuallers license for the Claremont Arms, 32 Upper Grange road
1881/William Jones/Licensed Victualler/41/Walworth, Surrey/Census
1881/Isabella W Jones/Wife/41/Hertford/Census
1881/Sidney W W Jones/Son, Barman/19/Maidstone, Kent/Census
1881/Charles F Jones/Son/15/Bermondsey, Surrey/Census
1882/William Jones/../../../Post Office Directory
1884/William Jones/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Solomon Benjamin/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Albert S Field/Publican/57/Walworth London/Census ***
1891/Sarah A Field/Wife/45/Southwark London/Census
1891/Maria A Frost/Servant Barmaid/28/Southwark London/Census
1891/Clara Cox/General Servant/22/Plumstead Kent/Census
1891/William A Jones/Servant Barman/Islington London/Census
1895/William Thomas Dawson/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/Albert Frederick William Chinnery/../../../Post Office Directory
Mr Harry Weeks, tenant at the
Magdala, Lordship Lane, East Dulwich for a number of years has decided
to retire from business. He has a long and honourable record in Truman's
trade.
Beginning in 1890, he acted as potman and barman at the
Dun Cow, in Old Kent Road,
until 1895. This was then a free house selling Truman's beers and was later
purchased by the company. Following another period as a barman at the
Princess of
Wales, London Road, Southwark, Mr Weeks became manager and licensee of
the Brunswick
Tavern in the Old Kent Road. He resided there from 1900 until 1907.
After a break of three years, Mr Weeks became the tenant of the Claremont in
Bermondsey, until 1922, when he was accepted as the tenant of the Magdala.
Mr Weeks name was mentioned on the annual renewal day at the Newington Bench
as one of four who had either completed or were just completing 50 years as
a licensee under the Bench of Magistrates. (1949) ***
1914/Harry Weeks/../../../Post Office Directory
1910-1922/Harry Weeks/../../../Black Eagle Journal ***
1923/George Weeks/Claremont/../../Electoral Register
1923/Bessie Gertrude Weeks/../../../Electoral Register
1934/George Weeks/../../../Kellys Directory
1938/Jn Ledger/../../../Post Office Directory
1944/J Leahy & Jas McLaughlan/../../../Post Office Directory
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** Provided by Alex Wilkinson
*** Provided By Bev Howlett
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