Camberwell pubs history index
Closed about 2008.
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
Residents at this address.
March 1883/Licensing Sessions - Frederick John Faulkner, who was supported
in his application by Mr Mews, appeared before the bench to learn the result
of their deliberations in reference to his application to grant a licence to
the premises he is erecting at the north-East corner of Adys Road, Peckham Rye, to sell wines and spirits. The chairman announced that the licence was granted/../../../South London press
1884/George Frederick Faulkner/../../../Post Office Directory
1888/William Robert Coysh/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Harry Cundall/../../../Post Office Directory *
1891/Harry Cundall/Licensed Victualler/29/London Old Kent Road/Census
1891/Emma L Cundall/Wife/27/London Dalston/Census
1891/Frederick S Gill/Brother in law & manager/28/London Dalston/Census
1891/Ada A Gill/Barmaid/25/London Dalston/Census
1891/Bessie Harris/Barmaid/19/Essex Chelmsford/Census
1891/Annie M G Hogg/Barmaid/19/Wiltshire/Census
1891/Elizabeth Stanley/General servant/42/ London Bermondsey/Census
1891/Charlotte Vincent/Monthly nurse/40/Middlesex Clapton/Census
1891/Caroline Matthew/General servant/19//Census
1891/Harold Cundall/Son/3/London East Dulwich/Census
1891/Leister Cundall/Son/1/London East Dulwich/Census
1891/Alfred Cundall/Son/1 month/London East Dulwich/Census
1896/Jn E Poole/../../../../Post Office Directory
December 1899/A serious explosion of gas occurred at noon yesterday in the Oglander Tavern, Oglander Road, Peckham. The whole house was wrecked, not one of its 12 rooms escaped serious damage. A young man named George
Woodridge, who is 22 years old, was terribly burnt around the face and body,
and had one of his legs broken. He was at once removed to a hospital. The
other inmates of the house escaped injury/../ St James Gazette
1900/Chapman Legender Wright, Oglander Tavern/../../../../ Electoral Register
1901/Thomas Boys/Hotel manager/36/Brighton/Census
1901/Eleanor Boys/Wife & Hotel manageress/26/London, Islington/Census
1901/George Wooldridge/Barman/22/Devon, Plymouth/Census
1901/Ethel Hall/Barmaid/22/Norfolk/Census
1901/Harry Jarvis/barman & potman/22/London, Tottenham/Census
NOTE Chapman Legender Wright & his wife Emma are at 219 Kings Road, Fulham
on Census night
1904/Chapman L. Wright/../../../Post Office Directory *
1914/Chapman L. Wright/../../../Post Office Directory *
1911/Chapman L Wright/../../../../Post Office Directory
1911/Chapman Legender Wright/Licensed Victualler/53/London Clerkenwell/Census
1911/Edward F Prior/Licensed victualler & manager/35/Essex Dunmow/Census
1911/William Bruley/Barman 19/London Bermondsey/Census
1911/Walter John Scottney/Barman/29/Stafford/Census
1911/Annie Florence Moore/Domestic/23/Kent Folkestone/Census
1919/Chapman L Wright/../../../../Hughes Directory
1921/C. L. Wright/../../../Hughes Directory *
1933/Mrs Dorothy Ann Whitfield/../../../../Post Office Directory
1936/William Turner/../../../../Post Office Directory
1938/Jas Ainsworth/../../../../Post Office Directory
1944/Mrs Ethel Victoria Bidwell/../../../../Post Office Directory
1944/Victor Charles Jelmoni/../../../../Post Office Directory
1957/Kenneth George Byrne/../../../../Post Office Directory
My sister and I were brought up in this London pub from 1949 until 1962.My
father became the youngest Courage tenant at the age of 29!
I have a lot of wonderful memories of those years. My father was Kenneth
George Byne and my mother Phillis Olive (Ken & Phil).
His father had the Holydale
Tavern and helped train him for him to be able to take on his own pub. ***
* Provided By Ewan
*** Provided by Bill Byne
Provided by Ian McInnes
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