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Queens Arms, 18 Portland Street, Walworth, Newington SE17

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Closed by the Compensation Authority in 1908.

Queens Arms, 18 Portland Street, Walworth, Newington SE17

Queens Arms, 18 Portland Street, Walworth, Newington SE17

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Residents at this address.

1881/Charles Cartwright/Publican/50/Bedford/Census
1881/Mary Cartwright/Wife/42/Bedford/Census
1881/Ada Cartwright/Daughter/13/St James, Middlesex,/Census
1881/Mary Cartwright/Daughter/8/Buckingham/Census
1881/Charles H Cartwright/Son/7/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1881/Robt Westlake/Potman/26/Lambeth, Surrey/Census
1881/A Moore/General Servant/16/Kent/Census

1882/Chas Cartwright/../../../Post Office Directory

1884/Frederick Davis/../../../Post Office Directory

1891/Frederick Samuel Gill/../../../Post Office Directory

1895/Frederick Samuel Gill/../../../Post Office Directory

1899/Miss Maud Mills/../../../Post Office Directory

1910/Hy Heptonstall/../../../Post Office Directory

1915/Mrs Margaret Ann Heptonstall/../../../Post Office Directory

1921/Thomas D Wood/../../../Hughes Directory

In the 1911 census, John Palmer Salter is the manager and William Banfield is a barman at the Lock & Key, Smithfield. William Banfield and Alice Maud Banfield (nee Milbourn) list the address of 140 Goswell road, the White Horse & Cross Keys; in 1915 and again in 1918. They later run a number of public houses, possibly the Halfway House near to the Old Vic; and almost certainly the Queen’s Arms, Portland Street , Walworth, SE17. Alice's brother was Ernest Milbourn who ran the Golden Fleece in Elstead.  ***

I have been doing some more research and I have found that my grandparents William Banfield and his wife Alice were managing the Queen’s Arms in Portland Street from 1929 to 1933. The photo of William is outside the Queen’s Arms – although the pub itself has gone the houses opposite are still there and match the houses shown in the photograph. ***

William Banfield outside one of his pubs

William Banfield outside one of his pubs

Kindly provided by Margaret Byrne

1934/Isaac Rose/../../../Kellys Directory

1938/Mrs Peggy Durrian/../../../Post Office Directory

1944/Mrs Peggy Durrian/../../../Post Office Directory

1950/J & N O'Donnell/../../../BT Telephone Directory

1956/J & N O'Donnell/../../../BT Telephone Directory


*** Provided By Margaret Byrne


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