Islington index
The address is 1 Frog Lane in 1874 and earlier, prior to street renaming. It is named as the Old Rose in the 1869 Directory * (but just the Rose in earlier and later records). *
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
Residents at this address.
1790/Angel Martin/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the London Metropolitan Archives *
1791/Joseph Willin/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the London Metropolitan Archives *
1827/Edw Mason, Rose, Frog lane, Islington/../../Pigots Directory
1833-34/Robert Grinder, Rose, 1 Frog Lane, Lower road, Islington/../../Pigots Directory
1842/Robert Grinder/../../../Post Office Directory
1851/John Morgan/Licensed Victualler/41/Olney, Buckinghamshire/Census *
1851/Elizabeth Morgan/Wife/27/Islington, Middlesex/Census
1851/Katherine Morgan/Daughter/5/Islington, Middlesex/Census
1851/Harry Morgan/Son/4/Islington, Middlesex/Census
1851/Nathaniel Morgan/Son/1/Islington, Middlesex/Census
1851/Harriet Hadden/Bar Maid/21/Colchester, Essex/Census
1851/Jane Porter/House Maid/28/Limehouse, Middlesex/Census
1851/Eliza Palmer/House Maid/26/Chelmsford, Essex/Census
1856/W Oakenfold/../../../Post Office Directory
Morning Advertiser 23 November 1863
Rose, Frog lane, Henry Luckwill to George Thomas Punt
March 1866/Hilkirah Lynn/License renewal/../Clerkenwell News
Era 19 April 1868 - Transfers 0f Licenses
Rose, Frog lane, William Dakin to Edward Thomas Moors
1869/E Moore/../../../Post Office Directory
1871/Richard B. Nind/Licensed Victualler/50/City, Middlesex/Census *
1871/Elizabeth Nind/Wife/45/Southampton, Hampshire/Census
1871/Isaac Tomkins/Man Servant/19/Finsbury, Middlesex/Census
1871/Mary Keating/Domestic Servant/35/Clerkenwell, Middlesex/Census
1881/William Huntsman/Licensed Victualler/28/West Ham, Sussex/Census
1881/Anny E Huntsman/Wife/25/Grays, Essex/Census
1881/Lucy Green/Barmaid/20/Dartford/Census
1881/Sarah J Spence/General Servant/19/Hackney/Census
1882/William Huntsman/../../../Post Office Directory *
1884/Walter Brett/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Walter S Rome/Licensed Victualler/32/Burnham, Essex/Census
1891/Fanny Rome/Wife/23/Beaumont, Essex/Census
1891/Emily F Rome/Daughter/2/Burnham, Essex/Census
1891/J Watkins/Barman/21/Gloucester, Gloucestershire/Census
1891/Walter Rome/../../../Post Office Directory
1895/Richard Thomas Calcraft/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/George William Barker/../../../Post Office Directory
1910/Thomas James Brown/../../../Post Office Directory
Holloway Press 13 January 1911
The Rose, 15 Popham road, Holloway, Thomas James Brown (deceased) to Katherine Brown (widow and executrix)
1915/William Gamon/../../../Post Office Directory *
1921/J. J. Mason/../../../Hughes Directory *
1921 Census : **
James Edmund Ackerman/Head aged 28 years 11 months/Married/born London Middlesex/Bar Man & Cellar Man/Employer Michael Barnett, Licensed Victualler
Nellie Eden Ackerman/Wife aged 22 years 5 months/Married/born London Paddington/Bar Managers/Employer Michael Barnett, Licensed Victualler
Edna Irene Ackerman/Daughter aged 7 months/both parents alive/born London Bermondsey
Holloway Press 30 May 1925
Licensing Transfers
The Rose, 15 Popham road, from Susanannah Mackesy (deceased) to Edith Ellen Bennett (wife of William John Bennett), executrix
Reynolds's Newspaper 26 November 1933:
Clinic Opened in Derelict Public House
In a derelict public house in Islington there has been a baby clinic where mothers and mothers to be are given the best possible advice.
What was once known as the Rose Tavern, Popham road, is now charmingly renamed "The Rose" and here little flowers of humanity are given the full bloom of health.
"The Rose" is a branch of the South Islington Mothers and Babies Welfare Centre, which is to be visited next Tuesday by Miss Eva Moore, the actress. There will be a concert in aid of funds, for there is an overdraft at the bank.
* Provided by Ewan
** Provided by Deb Highfield
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