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Dun Cow, 279 Old Kent Road, Southwark St George Martyr, London

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At 23 Northampton Place, Old Kent Road in 1856 and earlier; It has closed in recent years and is now in use as a doctor's surgery.  *+

A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Southwark St George Martyr, Surrey, London.

Dun Cow, 279 Old Kent Road in modern times

Dun Cow, 279 Old Kent Road in modern times

Kindly provided by Tony Robins

Dun Cow, 279 Old Kent Road, SE1  - in April 2008

Dun Cow, 279 Old Kent Road, SE1 - in April 2008

Kindly provided by Stephen Harris

Residents at this address.

1805/Charles Bellchambers, the Dun Cow, Kent road/../../Holdens Directory

1822/Henry Baddams/Dun Cow, Kent Road/../../Victuallers Recognizance

1823/Edward Alford/Dun Cow, Kent Road/../../Victuallers Recognizance

1825/Edward Alford/Dun Cow, Kent Road/../../Victuallers Recognizance

1826/Edward Allford/Dun Cow, Kent Road/../../Victuallers Recognizance

1834/Mrs Jane Alford/../../../Licensed Victuallers Association

1836/James Phillips/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the London Metropolitan Archives *

1839/James Phillips/../../../Pigot's Directory *

1841/James Phillips/../../../Post Office Directory *

1843/James Phillips/../../../Post Office Directory

1848/James Phillips/../../../Post Office Directory

1851/James Phillips/../../../Kellys Directory

1856/B D Ingledew/../../../Post Office Directory

September 1861/Benjamin Dealtry Ingledew/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era

September 1861/John Pentland/Incoming Licensee/../../Era

1869/John Pentland/../../../Post Office Directory

June 1870/executors of John Pentland, late occupier/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era

June 1870/Samuel Horatio Christy/Incoming Licensee/../../Era

1881/Richard F Brittingham/Licensed Victualler/38/St Pancras/Census
1881/Elisa C M Brittingham/Wife/32/Brest, France/Census
1881/Laurence R Brittingham/Son/13/Paddington/Census
1881/John A Brittingham/Son/9/Paddington/Census
1881/Angelina M Brittingham/Daughter/2/St Georges/Census
1881/Angelina Mayes/Mother In Law, Widow/52/Brest, France/Census
1881/William Haster/Barman/26/Essex/Census
1881/John Moor/Barman/20/ London, Middlesex/Census
1881/James Evans/Barman/23/Paddington/Census
1881/Sophie A Tylor/Barmaid/28/London, Middlesex/Census
1881/Amy E Kenteson/Barmaid/19/Bermondsey/Census
1881/Emma A Pearce/Barmaid/18/Bermondsey/Census
1881/Frederick J Elvey/Cashier/14/Hackney/Census
1881/Matilda Page/Cook, Widow/36/St Georges/Census
1881/Ellen Faulkner/Nurse, Widow/63/Castle Lyne Cork/Census
1881/Henry Tallenseall/Potman/25/Marylebone/Census
1881/Annie Ibberson/Housemaid/24/London City, Middlesex/Census

1882/Richard F Brittingham/../../../Post Office Directory

1884/Allen D Long/../../../Post Office Directory

Mr Harry Weeks, tenant at the Magdala, Lordship Lane, East Dulwich for a number of years has decided to retire from business. He has a long and honourable record in Truman's trade. Beginning in 1890, he acted as potman and barman at the Dun Cow, in Old Kent Road, until 1895. This was then a free house selling Truman's beers and was later purchased by the company. Following another period as a barman at the Princess of Wales, London Road, Southwark, Mr Weeks became manager and licensee of the Brunswick Tavern in the Old Kent Road. He resided there from 1900 until 1907.
After a break of three years, Mr Weeks became the tenant of the Claremont in Bermondsey, until 1922, when he was accepted as the tenant of the Magdala.
Mr Weeks name was mentioned on the annual renewal day at the Newington Bench as one of four who had either completed or were just completing 50 years as a licensee under the Bench of Magistrates. (1949) ***

1891/Hy John Horner/../../../Post Office Directory

1895/Homer Brothers/../../../Post Office Directory

1899/Rolles Brothers/../../../Post Office Directory

1910/Thomas William Layton/../../../Post Office Directory

1915/Thomas William Layton/../../../Post Office Directory *

1921/Thomas W Layton/../../../Post Office Directory

My ROBINS family were in the hotel trade in the Walworth Road, Old Kent Road area, 1900 to 1940s. My father was born at The Dun Cow, 1900, and by the 1901 census they were at the Temple Bar, which was in the family until about the end of World War 2. Also in their hands 1930s was the Rock.  **
1934/E J Rose & Co Ltd/../../../Kellys Directory

1938/E J Rose & Co Ltd/../../../Post Office Directory

1944/E J Rose & Co Ltd/../../../Post Office Directory


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