Greenwich Index
The address is also sometimes listed as Stable Yard Street (which was later Romney Place, and intersected with King William Street, approximately on the current site of the Cutty Sark). It is listed as Fisher Lane in 1826. *
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Greenwich, London.
Residents at this address.
1792-1837/Hoare & Woodbridge/../../../Admiralty records held at the National Archives *
1823-24/C Nevill, Ship Torbay, Fisher lane/../../Pigots Directory
1826/Christopher Neville/../../../Pigot's Directory *
1832-1839/Mr Woodbridge/../../../Admiralty records held at the National Archives *
1832/Thomas Brown Preston, Old Torbay, Fisher lane/../../Pigot's Directory
1836/Ann Preston, Old Torbay, Fisher lane/../../Pigot's Directory
1839-1852/Mr Godsell/../../../Admiralty records held at the National Archives *
1851/Elizabeth Godsell/Victuallers/55/Newington, Surrey/Census *
1851/Helen Sharp/Sister, Assistant/56/London/Census
1851/Caroline Godsell/Daughter, Assistant/17/London/Census
1851/Fanny Flower/Niece, Assistant/14/London/Census
1851/Edward Sharp/Nephew, Cellerman/23/Surrey/Census
1851/James Hatcher/Waiter/23/Somerset/Census
1852/Elizabeth Gadsel, Ship Torbay tavern, Stable yard street, Greenwich/../../Archdeacons Directory
West Kent Guardian. 16 September 1854 - Transfe of Licences
Deptford 91 certificates, Greenwich 83, Lewisham 37, Lee 6, Woolwich 78, Eltham 6, Charlton 9, Mottingham 1, Plumstead 15, Crayford 9, East Wickham 4 and Erith 12.
Charles Lee, Ship, King William street
* Provided By Ewan
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