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At 7 Cambridge Terrace, Hooks Road in 1881 and 1891. The address is also listed as 34 Hooks Road in the 1896 Directory *, and as 7 Cambridge Place, Hooks Lane in 1871. *
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Duke Of Cambridge, 40 Hooks Road, Peckham
Kindly provided by Tony Watts
An Ariel photo of the Duke of Cambridge and Hook Road prior to demolition. The pub being at 12 o�clock at the road junction.
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Residents at this address.
1867/John Easteaby/beer retailer/../../Post Office Directory *
1871/Susannah Esterby/Beer Seller Duke of Cambridge/30/Camberwell, Surrey/Census *
1871/Susan Esterby/Daughter/5/Camberwell, Surrey/Census
1871/William Esterby/Son/3/Camberwell, Surrey/Census
1871/Charles Prunty/Visitor/Camberwell, Surrey/Census
1878/James Vail/beer retailer/../../Post Office Directory *
1881/John Epsom/Beer seller/38/St Pauls Cray, Kent/Census
1881/Susannah Epsom/Wife/23/Islington, Middlesex/Census
1881/Laura F Epsom/Daughter/1/Peckham, Surrey/Census
1881/Annie Coulter/Domestic Servant/20/Islington, Middlesex/Census
1891/Rhoda Hews/Licensed Victualler, Widow/49/Woolavington, Somerset/Census
1891/Florence F R Hews/Daughter, Assistant/22/City, London/Census
1891/Blanche R Hews/Daughter, Assistant/16/City, London/Census
1891/Alfred E Hews/Son/14/City, London/Census
1896/George Albert Wicks/../../../Kelly's Directory *
1901/Alfred Hipgrove/../../../../Post Office Directory
1904/Herbert Thomas Payne/../../../../Post Office Directory
1911/Mrs Emma Williams/../../../../Post Office Directory
In 1911 at 40 Hooks Road Peckham is the Duke of Cambridge
Emma Williams, Licensed Victualler, Widow, aged 31 and born in City of London
Edward Albert Williams, Son, aged 6 and born in London Clapham S E
Doris Williams, Daughter, aged 4 and born in Wandsworth, London S E
Elizabeth Clara Linstead, Housekeeper, aged 41 and born in London Wapping
Ethel Clara Winter, Barmaid, aged 24 and born in Sheerness, Kent
1914/Albert Curtis Wicks/../../../Post Office Directory *
1919/Albert Curtis/../../../../Post Office Directory
1921/Albert Curtis/../../../../Kellys Directory
1938/Frank Virrels/../../../../Post Office Directory
1944/Harold H & Mrs Sarah Virrels/../../../../Post Office Directory
My grandparents / great grandparents had a number of pubs in south London.
The first being The Ship
in Distress, Bermondsey , followed by the Duke of Cambridge. Both sites
being demolished some time back for Housing Schemes.
It was quite shocking when my Grandparents (Webber / Pick) were given only a
few weeks� notice by the brewery to vacate before the pub and in fact the
areas was demolished to make way for a new housing estate. This was circa
1975 I think. What a mistake. **
* Provided By Ewan
** Provided By Tony Watts
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