Newington pub history index
The address is 11 High Street, Newington Butts in 1856 and earlier, prior to street renumbering. *
King & Queen, 105 Newington Butts, Newington SE11
[an error occurred while processing this directive]Residents at this address.
1788/Peter Thorne/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the
London Metropolitan Archives *
1791/Peter Thorne/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the
London Metropolitan Archives *
1794/Peter Thorne/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the
London Metropolitan Archives *
1800/William Webb/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the
London Metropolitan Archives *
1811/Richard Bingley/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at
the London Metropolitan Archives *
1822/John Bately & Eleanor Marshall/King and Queen, High
street/../../Victuallers Recognizance
1825/Alexander McCallan/King and Queen, High street/../../Victuallers
Recognizance
1826/Alexander McCallan/King and Queen, High street/../../Victuallers
Recognizance
1835/William Robert Shaw/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at
the London Metropolitan Archives *
1839/John Sheppard/../../../Pigot's Directory *
1841/John Sheppard/../../../Post Office Directory *
1856/Antonio Donnoghue/../../../Post Office Directory *
South London Chronicle 1 August 1868 - Transfers 0f Licenses
King and Queen, High street, George Hart Row to Henry Russell Ford
1869/H Ford/../../../Post Office Directory
1881/Henry G Shopland/Licensed Victualler/36/St George Hanover Square,
Middlesex/Census
1881/Mary A Shopland/Wife/38/Lynn, Norfolk/Census
1881/Jessie Shopland/Daughter/7/St Johns, Middlesex/Census
1881/Arthur J Shopland/Son/5/Southwark, Surrey/Census
1881/Ernest E Shopland/Son/4/Camberwell, Surrey/Census
1881/Nellie M Shopland/Daughter/1/Camberwell, Surrey/Census
1881/Alice Jackson/Domestic Servant/28/Chelmsford, Essex/Census
1881/Louisa Adams/Domestic Servant/16/Bristol, Gloucester/Census
1881/Charles S Cole/Waiter/25/../Census
1882/Henry George Shopland/../../../Post Office Directory
1884/Spencer Chaplin/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Benjamin Crook/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Benjamin Crook/Licensed Victualler/33/Bromley, Middlesex/Census
1891/Georgina Crook/Wife/31/Bromley, Middlesex/Census
1891/Nellie B Crook/Daughter/8/Newington, London/Census
1891/Daisy M Crook/Daughter/1/Newington, London/Census
1891/Ellen B White/Sister in Law, Barmaid/20/Bromley, Middlesex/Census
1891/James H King/Barman/26/Kilburn, London/Census
1891/Louisa Foster/Servant/32/Casterton, Devon/Census
1891/Mabel A Edsom/Nurse/14/Lambeth, London/Census
1895/Arthur George Atkinson/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/John Cooper/../../../Post Office Directory
William W J Kirby & Blanche Kirby
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Queen, Minnie & Winifred Kirby
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Kirby Family
Kindly provided by Trish Brown
My grandparents, William and Blanche Kirby ran the King and Queen from the early 1900's until they retired in about 1939. My mother and all of
her siblings were all born above the pub. ***
There are many "publicans" in the family: the
Prince of Wales on Caroline Street (James Kingdon, brother in law), The
Alderman on Stannery
(William James Kirby, son), The
Lamb and Flag on High Street (grandad),
Homerton, The Star in Dorking (son William James Kirby), the Railway
Hotel in Egham (George and wife Phyllis Kirby) and several others. they
were run by William, sons William and George, and in law James (Jas)
William Kingdon. ***
1910/William Kirby/../../../Post Office Directory
1915/William Kirby/../../../Post Office Directory
1916/W Kirby/../../BT Telephone Directory [HOP 4184]
1921/William Kirby/../../../Post Office Directory
1925/W Kirby/../../BT Telephone Directory [HOP 4184]
1928/W Kirby/../../BT Telephone Directory [RODney 3541]
1930/W Kirby/../../BT Telephone Directory [RODney 3541]
1931/W Kirby/../../BT Telephone Directory [RODney 3541]
1934/Mrs Violet Wilkinson/../../../Post Office Directory
1938/Abraham Chapman/../../../Post Office Directory
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*** Provided By Trish Brown
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