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The address is 11 Church Street in 1875 and earlier, prior to street renaming. The address is at about 111 Lambeth Road for much of its life, and certainly until 1929; and alters to include next door in 1930 which was previously a refreshment room (and earlier a tobacconists). * Converted to commercial use. ** The Bell closed in 1958.
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in the Lambeth parish, Surrey, London. This includes Kennington, Brixton, Lambeth, Norwood, Peckham & Waterloo Road.
The Bell, Lambeth road at the corner of Norfolk Row. - in 1888 with landlord George Huntsman
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The Bell, Lambeth road at the corner of Norfolk Row. - in 1931 and is the newly rebuilt pub
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Bell, 111 & 113 Lambeth Road, Lambeth SE1 - in May 2017
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Residents at this address.
1791/Thomas Lambert/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the
London Metropolitan Archives *
1818/William Wyld/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the
London Metropolitan Archives *
1820/William Wyld/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the
London Metropolitan Archives *
1823/William Wyld/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the
London Metropolitan Archives *
1825/James Orchard, Bell, Church street/../../Victuallers Recognizance *
1829/J Orchard, Bell, Church street, Lambeth/../../Robsons Directory
1833-34/James Orchard, Bell, Church street, Lambeth/../../Pigots Directory
1836/James Orchard, Bell, Church street, Lambeth/../../Pigots Directory
1839/James Ratley/../../../Pigot's Directory *
1842/James Ratley/../../../Robsons Directory
1856/Joseph Banks, Bell, 11 Church street, Lambeth/../../Post Office Directory *
1862/Mrs S Banks, Bell, 11 Church street, Lambeth/../../Post Office Directory *
1867/Mr James Ferman, Bell, 11 Church street, Lambeth/../../Licensed Victuallers Association
1869/James Firman, Bell, 11 Church street, Lambeth/../../Post Office Directory *
1869/John Seager, Bell, Church street, Lambeth/../../Licensed Victuallers Association
1871/John Seager, Bell, 11 Church street, Lambeth SE/../../Post Office Directory
1873/George Henry Gillham, Bell, 11 Church street, Lambeth SE/../../Post Office Directory
1875/Albert Holloway, Bell, 11 Church street, Lambeth SE/../../Post Office Directory
1876/George Drapper, Bell, 11 Church street, Lambeth SE/../../Post Office Directory
1879/John Benwell, Bell, 113 Lambeth road, Lambeth SE/../../Post Office Directory
Samuel Judkins Chew is previously at the Swan & Horseshoes, 3 Gardeners Lane, St Margaret, Westminster from May 1869 through to the 1881 census. Prior to him Jess Chew was the licensee of the Swan & Horseshoes from at least 1851.
1882-1885/Samuel Judkins Chew, Bell, 111 Lambeth road, Lambeth SE/../../../../Post Office Directory
27 June 1885, The Will of Samuel Judkins Chew late of the "Bell" Public House Lambeth road Lambeth in the County of Surrey Licensed Victualler who died 15 May 1885 at the "Bell" was proved at the Principal Registry by Emma Henrietta Chew of the "Bell" Widow the Relict and John Read of Newington Butts Lambeth Auctioneer the Executors. Personal Estate £3332 8s 1d
1886-88/Henry Alfred King, Bell, 111 Lambeth road, Lambeth SE/../../Post Office Directory
21st August 1888, The Will of George Huntsman late of the "Bell" Public House Lambeth road in the County of Surrey Licensed Victualler who died 2 August 1888 at the "Bell" was proved at the Principal Registry by Ellen Elizabeth Moss (wife of George Moss) of 6 Gladesmore road Stamford Hill in the County of Middlesex the Sister the sole executrix.
1890/Frederick William Watson, Bell, 111 Lambeth road, Lambeth SE/../../Post Office Directory
1891/George Wright/../../../../Post Office Directory
1895/Thomas Elnaugh/../../../Post Office Directory *
1899/William Cooper Robertson/../../../../Post Office Directory
1906/John Arthur Phillips Wynne/../../../../Post Office Directory
My Great Grandfather, George Streadwick Weech, owned the pub for a number of
years. The whole family came from Liverpool originally. Before the family
moved down, he also had a Hackney cab business , horse drawn and this was
also carried on when he had the pub. He later sold the horses as he could
see the motorcar as the future transport, maybe he sold the horses to the
War effort? ***
In 1907, George Streadwick Weech is the licensee at the
Old House at Home,
Molesey road, Hersham
1908/George Streadwick Weech/../../../../Post Office Directory
1910/George Streadwick Weech/../../../../Post Office Directory
1911/George Streadwick Weech/Licensed Victualler/45/Everton,
Liverpool/Census
1911/Ann Elizabeth Weech/Wife/39/Sheffield/Census
1911/Ellen Weech/Daughter/13/Kensington, Liverpool/Census
1911/Herbert Winston Weech/Son/11/Kensington, Liverpool/Census
1911/Gloria Weech/Daughter/7/Croxteth, Liverpool/Census
1911/George David Weech/Son/5/Walton on Thames, Surrey/Census
1911/Frederick Allchin/Pot Man, Widow/45/Westminster, London/Census
1915/George Streadwick Weech/../../../Post Office Directory *
1921/George S Weech/../../../../Post Office Directory
1925/George Streadwich Weech/../../../Post Office Directory
1929/George Streadwich Weech/../../../Post Office Directory
George Streadwich Weech morts in 1935, leaving £6858 in effects to his son
William George Streadwich Weech, a motor omnibus driver.
1930/Albert Fras Bessemer Fairman/../../../Post Office Directory
1931/Albert Fras Bessemer Fairman/../../../Post Office Directory
1934/Kenneth Edwin Sykes/../../../Post Office Directory *
1938/Kenneth Edwin Sykes/../../../../Post Office Directory
1944/Henry John Miller/../../../../Post Office Directory
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** Provided By Tris
*** Provided By Helen Antrichan
Provided By Vincent O'Loughlin
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