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Cock, 3 Denmark Hill, Camberwell SE5

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The address is given as Camberwell Green in 1856 and earlier. The 1867 license transfer just refers to the address as the High Street *

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1825/William Young/Cock, High street/../../Petty Sessions

1826/William Young/../../../Pigot's Directory *

1827/William Young/../../../Licensed Victuallers Association

1830/Mr Young, Cock, Camberwell makes a one guinea Susbscription to the Licensed Victuallers Association

1833-34/William Young, Cock, Camberwell green/../../Pigots Directory

1836/Thomas Ongley, Cock, Camberwell green/../../Pigot's Directory

1839/Thomas Ongley/../../../Pigot's Directory *

1848/Thomas Ongley/../../../Post Office Directory *

1851/Thos. Ongley/../../../Post Office Directory *

1856/Thomas Ongley/../../../Post Office Directory *

November 1867/Richard Dalby/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era

November 1867/Thomas Charles Carter/Incoming Licensee/../../Era

November 1871/Robert Creswick/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era

November 1871/Josh Henning/Incoming Licensee/../../Era

South London Observer 19 May 1877 Surrey Licensing Sessions
Cock, High street, Camberwell, Harry Kennett to Matthew Richard Barrett

An old newspaper report tells of the suicide of 19 year old Ellen Gissing, who in 1877 killed herself by ingesting poison at the Cock Tavern at 3, Denmark Hill, Camberwell, London. She was found by Alice Tetheridge (spelled variously over the years as Teatheridge, Tetheredge, Titheridge etc), who then called on the landlord, Mr Kennett, for assistance. Sadly it was too late for Ellen, who had taken the strychnine as a result of her shame and fear of becoming, as she put it, "in the family way", having been seduced by the pub's unnamed potman. ***

Alice Tetheridge was my Great Grandmother. Four years after the tragedy at the Cock Tavern she married Herbert Cook, the son of the Alfred's Head beerhouse keeper, Maria Cook. ***

1878/Arthur Bellett Frank/../../../../Suburban Post Office Directory

1881/Louisa Steadman/Widow/64/Needham, Suffolk/Census
1881/George Steadman/Son, Licensed Victualler/35/Creeting, Suffolk/Census
1881/Charles Steadman/Son, Licensed Victualler/30/Creeting, Suffolk/Census
1881/Zephamah Steadman/Son, Jewllers Shopman/32/Creeting, Suffolk/Census
1881/Priscilla Steadman/Daughter/24/Creeting, Suffolk/Census
1881/John Frankland/Barman/15/Middlesex/Census
1881/William Payne/Potman/26/Middlesex/Census
1881/Hannah Vincent/General Servant/23/Needham, Suffolk/Census

1896/Frederick Schultz/../../../../Post Office Directory

1901/Alfred Jackson/../../../../Post Office Directory

1904/George H. Wavell/../../../Post Office Directory *

1905/Henry Keeble/../../../../Post Office Directory

1908/Charles Balding/../../../../Post Office Directory

1911/Charles Baldwin/../../../../Post Office Directory

1914/Charles Baldwin/../../../Post Office Directory *

1919/Thomas W Thorpe/../../../../Post Office Directory

1921/George Stafford/../../../../Hughes Directory

1938/William John Hallett/../../../Post Office Directory *

1944/Frank D Bartlett & Harry J Fisher/../../../../Post Office Directory


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*** Provided By Miranda Cook


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