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This pub was built in 1812 as the Marquis of Wellington. It was renamed Duke of Wellington in 1818. It closed in 2007 *** The address is given as 94a Crawford Street by 1938. *+
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
Duke of Wellington, 94 Crawford Street, W1 - in September 2007
Kindly provided by Stephen Harris
Residents at this address.
1827/J Ward/../../../LV Association
The licensee of this Public House in 1830 (a relative
of Elizabeth Dunn's second husband) can be found on the Old Bailey website
(JOSEPH PIKE, theft : simple grand larceny, 6th January, 1831. “The
Proceedings of the Old Bailey Ref: t18310106-25”). JOSEPH PIKE age 57 was
indicted for stealing, on the 30th of December 1830, two candlesticks, value
five shillings - the goods of William Bawcomb and confined for 3 months. The
transcript begins:
"WILLIAM BAWCOMB. I keep the Duke of Wellington public-house, in
Crawford-street, Marylebone. On the 30th of December I was in my cellar, and
heard a bundle thrown down the stairs, and some one coming down, which
caused my suspicion; I put my light behind a cask, listened, and heard a
person go into the kitchen -I went to the kitchen door, and saw the prisoner
coming out with a pair of brass candlesticks, one in each hand; I collared
him, and said, "You rascal, what do you do here?" *
1830/William Bawconb/../../../Old
Bailey Online *
1839/Thomas Jones/../../../Pigots Directory
I am a distant relative of Henry Heath who claimed on his marriage
certificate that he was the son of “John Heath, Publican”, and for a bunch
of reasons I think the connection is to John Heath, Duke of Wellington,
Crawford Street, Marylebone. We have a documented connection to Henry (we
can see him emigrating to Australia in 1852) and have copies of his 11 Jan,
1846 UK marriage certificate.
The 1841 census show John (50) with Mary (20) and John (15) in Crawford
Street, Marylebone; the 1851 Census shows Henry (33) Mary Ann (33) Emma (4
born Clerkenwell 1847) and Caroline (2 born Southampton 1845) all in Bridge
Road, Southampton. *
1841/John Heath/../../../Post Office Directory
1841/John Heath/Publican/50/Middlesex/Census *
1841/Mary Heath/../20/Middlesex/Census
1841/John Heath/Male Servant/15/Middlesex/Census
1841/William Fawcett/Male Servant/25/Middlesex//Census
1841/Eliza Bradley/Feale Servant/20/Middlesex/Census
1843/John Heath/../../../Kellys Directory
1848/John Heath/../../../Post Office Directory
1851/John Heath/../../../Kellys Directory
1851/John Heath/Licensed Victualler/29/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1851/Emma Heath/Wife/30/Leominster/Census
1851/Elizabeth Heath/Daughter/5/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1851/John Bradford Heath/Son/3/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1851/Walter Heath/Son/1/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1851/John Heath/Father, Retired L V, Widow/65/Lewisham/Census
1851/Emma Jane Heath/Sister, Assistant/23/St Georges, Middlesex/Census
1851/Ann Nightingale/Servant/21/Pimlico, Middlesex/Census
1851/George Skinner/Waiter/23/High Wycombe/Census
1856/John Heath/../../../Post Office Directory
1869/John Heath/../../../Post Office Directory
1881/John Heath/Licensed Victualler, Widow/59/St Marylebone,
Middlesex/Census
1881/Walter Heath/Son, Assistant/31/St Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1881/Caroline Heath/Daughter in Law/31/St Georges, Middlesex/Census
1881/Mary Emma Heath/Grand Daughter/2 months/St Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1881/Annie Papsford/Domestic Servant/18/Hatfield Heath, Hertford/Census
1881/Robert Lawrence/Porter/21/Barnet, Hertford/Census
1882/John Heath/../../../Post Office Directory
1884/Jno Heath/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Thomas Potter & Co/../../../Post Office Directory
1895/Thomas Potter & Co/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/Thomas Potter & Co/../../../Post Office Directory
1910/Potter & Co/../../../Post Office Directory
1915/Albert Alfred Potter & Co/../../../Post Office
Directory
1921/Potter & Co/../../../Hughes Directory *+
1938/T. Potter & Co Ltd/../../../Post Office Directory *+
1944/T Potter & Co Ltd/../../../Post Office Directory
The Duke of Wellington has now re-opened under new management as a
gastro-pub/pub with a dining room upstairs. The owners are now Jamie Prudom
(of Pig's Ear, Chelsea, Brown Dog, Barnes), Alan Lempriere (of Brown Dog,
Barnes, also developer) and HIliary Fairhurst (also of the Brown Dog). It
has won several accolades for it's cooking, the Times Newspaper, on Sunday
23rd March 2008, stated that 'the Duke' is the best gastropub in the South
East [of England]. **
* Provided By Ray Dunn
*+ Provided By Ewan
** Provided By Max Lempriere
*** Provided By Stephen Harris
* Provided By Chris Howells
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