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At 18 Princess Street in 1869. Between 1895 and 1899, this section of Princess street disappears from street directory listings, and appears to have been later renamed Boscobel street. It looks like the area is being rebuilt about this time, and the licensees move to alternative premises.
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According to family history records: Joseph Heaviside (the son in 1851
census) was licensee of The Pump at 7 Paul Street,
Portman Market from 1869 until his death from tuberculosis on 17 February
1870. His wife took over managing the pub until 2 April 1871 when she sold
it and moved with her family to Aston Abbotts, Bucks where she became school
mistress at the parish church school.
At an earlier time, Joseph’s father – also Joseph – was licensee of theExeter Arms in Marylebone ( before 1837 - his year of death); after his death this was taken over by his wife Isabella Heaviside (nee Kemp). She later had the Carpenters Arms (before 1860) and was assisted by her son, Joseph Heaviside. ***
1839/J Heaviside/../../../Pigots Directory ***
1841/ Isabella Heaviside/ 45/ Licensed victualler ***
1843/Mrs Isabella Heaviside/../../../Post Office Directory ***
1851/Mrs I Heaviside/../../../Kellys Directory ***
1851/Isabella Heaviside/Licensed Victualler, Widow/59/Northallerton, Yorkshire/Census
1851/Joseph Heaviside/Son, Licensed Victualler/21/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1851/Hannah Bailey/Niece/35/Darlington, Durham/Census
1851/William Vincent/Potman/27/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1851/Elizabeth farmer/House Servant/19/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1856/Mrs Isabella Heaviside/../../../Post Office Directory ***
Israel was a West country man born in Plymouth in 1816, who was a tailor in
the 1841 Census. By 1851 he was in Ireland in the Army , presumably as a
tailor of uniforms, where Sarah was born in Tipperary. Benjamin was born at
sea on a troopship HMS Alipore in the Bay of Biscay. In 1862 Israel Griffin
is the licensed victualler at the Carpenters Arms Marylebone, and by 1871,
his son Ben is a barman. By the 1881 census, Benjamin, Sarah and George are
running the Royal Vauxhall
tavern, at 212 Upper Kennington Lane. *
May 1862/F Gurney/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era
May 1862/Israel Blewett Griffin/Incoming Licensee/../../Era
1869/Israel Blewett Griffin/../../../Post Office Directory
1871/Israel Griffin/Licensed Victualler/54/Devonport/Census *
1871/Elizabeth Griffin/Wife/50/Cawsand, Cornwall/Census
1871/Mary B Griffin/Daughter/26/Stonewall, Devon/Census
1871/Sarah E Griffin/Daughter/21/Tipperary, Ireland/Census
1871/Benjamin Griffin/Son, Barman/20/At Sea, Bay of Biscay/Census
1871/Israel Griffin/Son/13/Clerkenwell, Middlesex/Census
1871/Richard Griffin/Son/10/Clerkenwell, Middlesex/Census
1871/Elizabeth Griffin/Daughter/8/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1873/Israel Blewett Griffin/../../../Electoral Roll
1881/Henry Gordon/Licensed Victualler/35/Woolwich/Census
1881/Emmay Gordon/Wife/37/Surrey/Census
1881/Emma S Gordon/Daughter/7/London, Middlesex/Census
1881/Henry A Gordon/Son/5/London, Middlesex/Census
1881/Anne F Gordon/Daughter/4/London, Middlesex/Census
1881/Ann Leigh/Sister In Law/27/Brentford/Census
1881/Louisa S Carman/Barmaid/19/Middlesex/Census
1881/Eliza A Wit/Domestic Servant/22/Paddington/Census
1882/Henry Gordon/../../../Post Office Directory
1884/Hy Gordon/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Frederick Norris/../../../Post Office Directory
1895/Frederick Norris/../../../Post Office Directory
By 1899, Frederick Norris appears to have moved to the Ordnance Arms, 29 Ordnance Hill, St Johns Wood, NW8.
* Provided By Leslie Edwards
*** Provided By Susan Barnett
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