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Pembroke Castle, 46 Bingfield Street, Islington

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Named, we suspect, in honour of the 1863 Union-Castle Mail Steamship Company vessel, the pub in turn now has a street named after it. Demolished in 1972 or 73 the Crumbles Castle children’s play area is now on the site.  **

Pembroke Castle, 46 Bingfield Street, Islington

Pembroke Castle, 46 Bingfield Street, Islington

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Pembroke Castle, Pembroke Street -

Pembroke Castle, Pembroke Street -

Kindly provided by Giles Maddex

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1856/John Startin/../../../Post Office Directory *

May 1862/Robert Howland/LV Association/../../Era

March 1866/Robert Howland//License renewal/../Clerkenwell News

1869/Robert Howland/../../../Post Office Directory

1882/Charles C. Howland/../../../Post Office Directory *

1884/Chas C Howland/../../../Post Office Directory

Harry Burrows was our great grandfather. He was the son of Mary and Henry Burrows, of The Bricklayer's Arms, Strutton Ground. He married his cousin, Emma Ann Verdin Turnham; the daughter of Robert Turnham who headed the family hotel chain from The Orange Tree, Euston Road. They managed the Pembroke Castle, Islington, both recorded there in 1891. In 1901 it was kept by Emma’s cousin Ledger D. Turnham (son of William) and his American wife M.E. Turnham, then in 1910 Harry is there again.  **

1891/Harry Burrows/../../../Post Office Directory

1895/Harry Burrows/../../../Post Office Directory

1899/Harry Burrows/../../../Post Office Directory

1901/L D Turnham/Public House Manager/36/Lambeth, London/Census
1901/M E Turnham/Wife/32/America (British Subject)/Census
1901/A M Turnham/Daughter/10/Stoke newington, London/Census
1901/H A Newton/Barman/19/Waltham Cross, Essex/Census
1901/A E Riggall/Barman/23/Louth, Lincs/Census
1901/H Davis/Barman/18/Heath Reach, Beds/Census

1910/Harry Burrows/../../../Post Office Directory

1915/Smith & Drake/../../../Post Office Directory *

1921/Smith & Drake/../../../Post Office Directory

1934/Rt Church/../../../Kellys Directory

1938/Jn Hobbs/../../../Post Office Directory

1944/George Hy Walters/../../../Post Office Directory

My Mum and Dad lived in and ran the Pembroke Castle, 46 Bingfield Street, Islington N1; from 1967 until the time it was demolished in approx 1972/3. Their names were Dennis and Margaret (Peggy) Darnes  ***


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*** Provided By Julie Spragg

 


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