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Also listed as at the address of 139 Graham street. Named in 1911 census summary. Also known as the Queen Victoria, this pub was situated at the junction of Wharfdale Road and York Way (formerly York Road), north side. * It was rebuilt in 1938, and now reopening under a new name (Plaquemine Lock, in honour of my gran) this year. However I have spent a squillion saving the pub, and restoring the building to its former glory. *** The early directories list this as the Prince of Wales at least as early as 1948 and newspaper reports it back to 1845. In the 1841 census, James Emmerton is a tailor at 1 Sudeley street, and the 1841 directory does not list a public house which is quite normal, but the census does! Interestingly, there are a number of new builds for sale by auction in 1840 which includes numbers 2 to 7 Sudeley street. * Closed in 2014. *+
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Prince of Wales, 1 Sudeley Street, Islington, N1 - in June 2010
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1841/Sarah Spring/Public House Keeper/60/../Census
1841/Caroline Spring/../20/Middlesex/Census
1841/George Spring/../15/Middlesex/Census
1841/Frederick Spring/../15/Middlesex/Census
24 August 1845/John Pearson charged with robbing Mr Jefferies, landlord of
the Prince of Wales, Sudeley street, Islington of £64 in gold and silver
money/Bells New Weekly Messenger
22 March 1847/Opposition to application for a new beer house by Messrs
Charles Ellis, Carved Red Lion, Lower street and Joseph Charles Jefferies,
Prince of Wales, Sudeley street/Morning Advertiser,
1848/Joseph C Jefferies/../../../Post Office Directory
1848/Joseph Jefferies/../../../Post Office Directory *
1851/Joseph Charles Jefferies/../../../Finsbury Petty Sessions
1851/Joseph C Jefferies/../../../Kellys Directory
1856/Edward Downing Burton/../../../Post Office Directory *
Era 30 January 1859 - Licence transfers :
Prince of Wales, Sudeley Street, Isaiah Relph to Henry Kitley
November 1863/John Adams/Outgoing Licensee/../Morning Advertiser
November 1863/George Whitefield/Incoming Licensee/../Morning Advertiser
March
1866/George Whitefield/License renewal/../Clerkenwell News
1869/George Whitefield/../../../Post Office Directory
July 1872/Mary Lee Whiteside/Outgoing Licensee/../Morning Advertiser
July 1872/Henry Bates/Incoming Licensee/../Morning Advertiser
1881/Henry Smith/Licensed Victualler/32/Lewknor, Oxford/Census
1881/Georginana E Smith/Wife/26/Leytonstone, Essex/Census
1881/Arthur H Smith/Son/1/Islington, Middlesex/Census
1881/Emily Edwards/Barmaid/17/S. Hackney, Middlesex/Census
1881/George Sibley/Barman/22/Grays Inn Rd, Middlesex/Census
1882/Henry Smith/../../../Post Office Directory *
1884/Henry Smith/../../../Post Office Directory
Prince of Wales, 139 Graham street :
1891/Henry Green/../../../Post Office Directory
1895/James Henry Briebach/../../../Post Office Directory *
1899/Mrs. Susannah Abigail Lambert/../../../Post Office Directory
1910/Frederick Hatcher/../../../Post Office Directory
1911/David Sindrey/Publican/47/Holborn, London/Census
1911/Caroline Sindrey/Wife, Assistant/47/High Wycombe,
Buckinghamshire/Census
1911/Harold Sindrey/Son, Barman/17/St Pancras, London/Census
1911/Frank Sindrey/Son/13/St Pancras, London/Census
1915/David Sindrey/../../../Post Office Directory *
1921/David Sindrey/../../../Post Office Directory
1934/Arthur Charles Chapman/../../../Post Office Directory *
1938/Arthur Chas Chapman/../../../Post Office Directory
1944/Arthur Chas Chapman/../../../Post Office Directory
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