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Black Swan, 7 Ryders Court, Leicester Square, Soho WC2

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The Black Swan disappears from the directories in about 1891. Ryders Court is at the South side of Lisle Street, and may have been named Leicester Court in about 1938. The 1891 directory lists Ryders court as being from 3 Cranbourn street, opposite to Bear street on the south side.

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1805/Rob Balmain, Swan, 7 Riders court, Leicester square/../../Holdens Directory

1827/Jno Nixon, Black Swan, Ryders Court, Leicester Square/../../Robsons Directory

1829/J Nixon, Black Swan, 7 Riders Court, Leicester Square/../../Robsons Directory

1832/M Nixon/../../../Robsons Directory

1833-34/Martha Nixon/../../../Pigots Directory

The will of my GGG Grandfather was made on 31 July 1837 and was granted probate on 12 Aug 1837, and referred to William Butlin as a licensed victualler of the Black Swan public house No 7 Ryders Court Leicester Square in the county of Middlesex. William was only about 38 when he died and left a wife and seven children. They were indeed hard days. *

1836/William Butlin/../../../Pigots Directory

1837/William Butlin/Deceased/../../Will *

1839/John Waite/../../../Pigots Directory

1841/W Hughes/../../../Post Office Directory

1841/William Hughes/Licensed Victualler/35/Middlesex/Census
1841/Frances Hughes/../25/../Census
1841/Emma Hughes/../2/Middlesex/Census
1841/Alfred Hughes/../9 months/Middlesex/Census
1841/Elizabeth Hughes/Independant/65/Middlesex/Census
1841/Julia Lawton/Female Servant/25/../Census
1841/Ernest Jorgness/Journeyman Tailor/25/France/Census
1841/Le Junwan/Journeyman Tailor/25/France/Census

1843/Henry Russell/../../../Kellys Directory

1846/Mrs Mary Martin/../../../Post Office Directory

1848/Mrs Mary Martin/../../../Post Office Directory

1851/Mrs Mary Martin/../../../Kellys Directory

1856/John Bird/../../../Post Office Directory

July 1861/Harriet Hill/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era

July 1861/Mary Tobin/Incoming Licensee/../../Era

1862/Miss M Tobin/../../../Post Office Directory

1866/Robert Smith/../../../Post Office Directory

July 1869/Robert Smith/ Outgoing Licensee /../../The Era

July 1869/Emily Musgrave/ Incoming Licensee /../../The Era

1871/Emily Budd Musgrave/Inn Keeper/32/Devon/Census
1871/Annie Musgrave/Daughter/2/London/Census
1871/Jane Titcombe/Sister/20/Teddington, Middlesex/Census
1871/William Frank Titvombe/Nephew/9 months/Teddington, Middlesex/Census
1871/Margaret Walsh/Visitor/25/Monmouthshire/Census
1871/John Miggridge/Servant/43/Sussex/Census
1871/Joseph Munnford/Servant/18/Betchworth Green/Census

1875/Mark Salomos/../../../Post Office Directory

1881/Frank Thorne/Licensed Victualler/28/Devon/Census
1881/Mrs F Thorne/Wife/24/Westminster/Census
1881/Henry Clifford/Barman/21/Gloucester/Census
1881/John Pritchard/Barman/18/Blackfriars, Surrey/Census
1881/Ellen Sullivan/Servant/28/Dublin/Census

1882/Frank Thorne/../../../Post Office Directory

1884/Frank Thorne/../../../Post Office Directory

1891/Albert Rusconi/../../../Post Office Directory



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