Chelsea Pubs history index
At 117 Fulham Road before 1899. Demolished and replaced with a commercial/residential block at the junction of Sloane Avenue and Draycott Avenue. ** At Marlboro road in 1851
Demolition occurred early 1960's. By 1964, the site was home to Terence Conran's very first habitat shop at 77 Fulham road. (from V&A records). *+
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
The Old Admiral Keppel, Chelsea - in 1850
Kindly provided by John Carnaby
Admiral Keppel, 77 Fulham Road, Chelsea - circa 1890
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Admiral Keppel, 77 Fulham Road, Chelsea - circa 1890
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Admiral Keppel, 77 Fulham Road SW3
Kindly provided by Rosemary Wenzerul
Residents at this address
1823/Mr Dyer, Admiral Keppel, Fulham road, Chelsea/../../Licensed Victuallers Association
1825/Mr Dyer, Admiral Keppel, Fulham road/../../Licensed Victuallers Association
1830/Mr Moore, Admiral Keppel. Fulham road makes a one guinea Susbscription to the Licensed Victuallers Association
1836/Henry Watts/../../../Pigots Directory
1839/Henry Watts/../../../Pigots Directory
1843/Henry Watts/../../../Kellys Directory
1846/Benjamin Watts/../../../Post Office Directory
1851/Benjamin Watts/../../../Kellys Directory
1851/Benjamin Watts/Wine Merchant/37/Chelsea, Middlesex/Census
1851/Sarah Watts/Wife/35/Oxford, Oxfordshire/Census
1851/Edgar Haynes/Nephew, Bar boy/12/Oxford, Oxfordshire/Census
1851/Elizabeth Beaden/House Servant/30/Lincoln Inn, Middlesex/Census
1851/Walter Stiles/Waiter/21/Clerkenwell, Middlesex/Census
1851/Thomas Gardner/Ostler, Widow/67/Debden, Essex/Census
1856/Bn Watts/../../../Post Office Directory
1860/There was something rural in this: the distich was painted in very rude
white letters on a small black board; and when Keppel’s portrait, which
swung in air, like England's flag, braving was unhinged and placed against
the front of the house, this board was appended as its motto. Both, however,
were displaced by the march of public-house improvement; the weather-beaten
sign of the gallant admiral's head was transferred to a wall of the back
premises, where its “faded form” might, until recently, have been
recognised; but though the legible record has perished, opus vatum durat. /*
1862/O Bishop/../../../Post Office Directory
1867/Mr James Hughes, Admiral Keppel, 77 Fulham road/../../Licensed Victuallers Association
1869/Bishop & Hughes/../../../Post Office Directory
1881/Charles E Deacon/Licensed Victualer/31/Gravesend, Kent/Census
1881/Elizabeth E Deacon/Wife/27/Ealing, Middlesex/Census
1881/John Crimman/Barman/29/London, Middlesex/Census
1881/William Anderson/Barman/25/Gillingham, Kent/Census
1881/Frederick Hardwick/Barman/24/Chelsea, Middlesex/Census
1881/Levi Taylor/Potman/45/Bushey, Hertford/Census
1881/Margaret Fitzpatrick/General Servant/20/Cork, Ireland/Census
1884/Charles E Deacon/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/Ezekiel Levy/../../../Post Office Directory
1901/William Parr/Licensed Victualler/28/Bow, London/Census
1901/Millicent Parr/Wife/25/Stepney, London/Census
1901/Edith Emma Sherwood/Barmaid/18/Bow, London/Census
1901/Florence Eastwood/Barmaid/23/Paddington, London/Census
1901/Annie Williams/Barmaid/25/Kensington, London/Census
1901/Constance O'Connell/Barmaid/20/Ireland/Census
1901/Mabel Fitzgerald/Barmaid/18/Southampton, Hants/Census
1901/Frank Lewis/Potman/34/Mile End, London/Census
1901/George Duncan McDonald/Potman/29/Paddington, London/Census
1901/Julia Foley/Housemaid/36/City, London/Census
1901/Elizabeth Searle/Cook/24/Devon/Census
1910/Ezekiel Levy/../../../Post Office Directory
My great grandfather's brother, Henry John Woodman, worked as a porter in
this public house. *
1911/Charles Emile Lienhard/Publicans Manager/34/Belguim/census *
1911/Jeanette Amelia Lienhard/Wife, Publicans Manager/29/Hemingford Grey,
Huntingdonshire/census
1911/Stanley Charles Lienhard/Son/3 months/77 Fulham Road, Chelsea/census
1911/Edward James Theobalds/Barman/25/Deptford/census
1911/William James Mills/Barman/24/33 Lucy Road, Bermondsey/census
1911/Horace Arthur Metcalf/Barman/22/Norwich, Norfolk/census
1911/Elizabeth Morgan/Barmaid/27/Glamorganshire, Wales/census
1911/Edie Hyams/Barmaid/27/123 Edward Street, New Cross/census
1911/Gertrude Nunn/Barmaid/20/Bournemouth/census
1911/Alice Collins/Cook/36/Leytonstone, Essex/census
1911/Lilian Manton/Housemaid/28/Royston, Cambridgeshire/census
1911/Ellen Nora Burton/Kitchenmaid/18/Kings Road, Chelsea/census
1911/William Henry Mills/Potman, Porter/24/Portslade, Brighton/census
1911/Henry John Woodman/Potman, Porter/24/Marlborough, Wiltshire/Census
1911/Emily Steady/Nursemaid/16/158 Shirland Road, Paddington/Census
1915/Ezekiel Levy/../../../Post Office Directory
1921/Ezekiel Levy/../../../Post Office Directory
In 1921 census at 77 Fulham Road, Chelsea are
James Henry Macaire, Licensed Victualler (Manager). Levy & Franks Ltd, Licensed Victurallers, aged 55 years 10 months, and born in Stratford, Essex
Emma Mary Macaire, Wife, Manageress, aged 59 years 8 months, and born in Stanford-Le-Hope, Essex
Jack Matthew Macaire, Son, Mantle Whouse (Salesman), Cater Platt & Co, Mantle Mfrs, aged 25 years 6 months, and born in Forest Gate, Essex
Mabel Elsie Macaire, Daughter, Clerk, Coashens Officer, Anglo Peiscan Oil Co Ltd, aged 24 years 6 months, and born in Forest Gate, Essex
Rose Towle, Barmaid, aged 30 years 6 months, and born in West Kensington, Middlesex
Florence Edith Simmons, Barmaid, aged 31 years 11 months, and born in Woodford, Essex
Mary Anne Hogarth, Cook, aged 60 years 3 months, and born in Euston, Middlesex
Reginald Francis Dangerfield, Barman, Levy & Franks Ltd, aged 19 years 9 months, and born in Swindon, Wiltshire
1934/Levy & Franks Ltd/../../../Kellys Directory
1938/Levy & Franks Ltd/../../../Post Office Directory
1944/Levy & Franks Ltd, Admiral Keppel, 77 Fulham Road SW3/../../Post Office Directory
My grandfather, David Vandermolen (known at Molen) owned or leased (not sure
which) this Pub and then it was bombed during the War - they then moved to
The Queen's Head, 27 Tryon Street, Chelsea ***
* Provided By Suzanne Lawrence
*+ Provided By Keith Howard
** Provided By Tris
*** Provided By Rosemary Wenzerul
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