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Southwark St George Martyr index
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Southwark St George Martyr, Surrey, London.
Residents at this address.
[July 2 1871, the marriage in St Philips Styepney, between Robert Farrance, aged 29, a Wine Carman to Annie Ramen, aged 31; both of 67 Nelson street. He is the son of William Farrance, Milkman, deceased and she is the daughter of Robert Ramen, labourer, deceased.]
In 1878 directory, Robert Farrance is a Beer retailer at 43 Old Church road, Commercial road East E. - there is just one beer retailer in this road listed.
Dec 10 1878, Robert Farrance, admitted to Brookwood Asylum, aged 35, a Carman (Church of England), King street, Borough road S.E. suffering mania and general paralysis. *
4 March 1879, Robert Farrance, Administration of the Personal Estate of Robert Farrance late of the "Hercules" Beer House King street Borough road in the County of Surrey Beer Retailer who died 15 December 1878 at the Asylum at Brookwood in the said County was granted at the Principal Registry to Annie Farrance of the "Hercules" Widow the Relict. Personal Estate under £100. *
1880, Robert Farrance, Beer retailer, 42 King street, Southwark bridge road SE/../Post Office Directory *
[In May 12 1879, Annie Farrance, Widow remarries William Howell at St Johns church, Walworth]
1881/John Nathan/Beer Retailer/42/Middlesex/Census
* Provided by Martin Mitchell
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