Poplar pub history index
Existed from at least 1861. At the corner of Prestage Street and Blackwall way; listed in Brunswick Street in 1869, 1891 & 1895, and at 1 Prestage Street in 1901 census
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
Residents at this address.
May 1861/Richard Strong/Outgoing Licensee/../../East London Observer
May 1861/William Malpas/Incoming Licensee/../../East London Observer
1862/William Malpas/../../../Post Office Directory **
October 1863/William Malpas/Outgoing Licensee/../../East London Observer +
October 1863/Benjamin Godden/Incoming Licensee/../../East London Observer +
1869/Benjamin Godden/../../../Post Office Directory
1871/Benjamin Goddens/Victualler, Widow/65/Robert Bridge, Sussex/Census
1871/Penny Nye/House Keeper/31/Linfield, Sussex/Census
1871/Jane Metcalf/Barmaid/24/Whitechapel, Middlesex/Census
1871/Harriett Anderson/General Servant/14/Portsmouth, Hants/Census
1871/Henry Carroll/Potman/38/Aldgate, Middlesex/Census
January 1873/Benjamen Godden, deceased/Outgoing Licensee/../../East London
Observer
January 1873/Jeremiah Crafter and Edmund John Willis, executors of
Benjamen Godden/Incoming Licensee/../../East London Observer
1876/Thomas Arthur Teall/../../../Post Office Directory **
1881/William Henry Easy/Publican/21/Limehouse, Middlesex/Census
1881/Elizabeth Wright/Housekeeper/31/Glasgow, Scotland/Census
1881/Charles Dance/Barman/22/Borough, Surrey/Census
1881/Elizabeth Base/Domestic Servant/20/Bedford/Census
1884/Easy & Son/../../../Post Office Directory
9th July 1892/John Shelus Easy/Outgoing Licensee/../../East London Observer
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9th July 1892/Thomas A Wade/Incoming Licensee/../../East London Observer +
1895/Thomas Augustus Wade/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/Mrs Eliza Wade/../../../Post Office
1901/James A Bigg/publican/36/St George E, London/Census
1901/Eliza Bigg/Wife, Licensed Victualler/45/Woodstock, Oxford/Census
1901/Eliza M Wade/Step Daughter, Barmaid/21/Woodstock, Oxford/Census
1901/George Wade/Stepson/13/Paddington, London/Census
1901/James Bigg/Son/13/St George E, London/Census
1901/James A Bigg/Father, Widow/68/St Pancras, London/Census
1910/Mrs Ellen Conyard/../../../Post Office
I'm doing some research into the bombing of the Black Swan (148 Bow road) by a Zeppelin on the night of 23/24 September 1916. *
The landlord on that awful night, Edwin John Reynolds, was, according to the earlier 1911 Census, landlord of the Ivy House. Brunswick Street, Poplar. He was living there with his wife, two daughters, three sons and a housemaid! All the children were apparently born in Wallington.
Ivy House, Brunswick street
1911/Edwin John Reynolds/Publican/42/Faversham/Census
1911/Annie Sylvia Reynolds/Wife, Assistant/40/Clapham/Census
1911/Sylvia Mabel Reynolds/Daughter/15/Wallington/Census
1911/Queenie Grace Reynolds/Daughter/14/Wallington/Census
1911/John Edwin Reynolds/Son/10/Wallington/Census
1911/George Reynolds/Son/6/Wallington/Census
1911/Sidney Charles Reynolds/Son/ 3 years 6 months/Wallington/Census
1911/Alice Rosina French/Servant/15/Silvertown/Census
1914/Edwin John Reynolds, Ivy House, Brunswick Street/../../Post Office
1917/Harry Silberstein, Ivy House, Brunswick Street/../../Post Office
1921/Thomas Applebee/../../../Post Office
1944/Mrs Viola May Coppin/../../../Post Office
* Provided By Oliver Clutton-Brock
+ Provided by Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park
** Provided By Stephen Harris
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