Southwark St Olave pub history index
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Southwark St Olave, Surrey, London. The Southwark St Olave, Surrey, London listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
[an error occurred while processing this directive]The Tooley street, Southwark 1842 directory is a listing of parts of Southwark St Olave and also of Southwark St John linking the many public houses along the street.
| Tooley street, Southwark 1842 Fennings wharf R L and J Fennings, wharfingrers 2 Jos Goodchild, merchant 5 B Edgingtoin, rick cloth manufacturer 6 & 7 Edw Jones, oil and lead merchant Tappings wharf J H and G Scovell, wharfingers 11 A J Hutchings, Roebuck Chamberlains wharf Jos Barber, wharfinger George Brown jun, alum agent Jno Duggan and Co, clay merchant R Passmore, cider merchant Henry Ellis, cider merchant John Mitchell, cider merchant 12 John Winn, White Lion 14 Jno Newman, architect 16 Thomas Poulter, eating house Jos Allen, pastrycook 17 & 18 T Van & Son, chip chandlers, rope rick cl and marque manufacturers R Easto, tea dealer 20 Dring & Fage, hydrometer makers Cottons depot and wharf E Prettejohn, cider merchant R Gregory and Co, potato salesman J Goodier, accountant Atkinson and Johnson, potato salesmen J Churchward, cider merchant C Skinner, cider merchant G Atkinson, potato salesman J Booth, potato salesman M Sheen, potato salesman T Little, potato salesman W Parkin Moxon, potato salesman 21 Thomas Evans, potato salesman James Booth, potato salesman 21 A and C S Mills, Cheese factors 22 Thomas Lobb, Grapes 30 Rd Campion, provision agent 30 William Wright, coal merchant 31 J and E V Corderoy, provision agents J H and G Scovell, wharfingers Rd Gregory and Co, potato salesmen R Warner, potato salesman R Parker, potato salesman 25 Abraham Barnett, cheese factor Hays wharf J Dresser, ham and cheese agent _ Redman, granary keeper Hare and Eastty, Custon House agents John Humphrey, wharfinger J Postance, Chequers C Pulling, potato salesman James Kerr, potato salesman J and R Harris, potato salesman W Lyal, potato salesman R Codner, cider merchant J Marshall, cheese agent Alex Pride, potato salesman 41 James Shaw, wholesale & manufacturing stationers 42 J Mills and Co, window glass warehouse 43 Thomas Batt, Coach and Horses 44 J Meek & Son, wholesale stationers 45 J Rose, jeweller and salesman 46 G Langley, furniture ironmonger 47 R Tucker & Sons, sail cloth manufacturers 48 T Walker, chemist and druggist 49 L Phillips, Thames Coffee House 50 Thomas Yearron, hairdresser 51 W and J Dunnage, plumbers 52 George Poulton, cheesemonger 53 Joseph Adshead, draper Charles Poor, Duke of Clarence Beals wharf Griffin and Hillhouse, wharfingers Beauerman and Co, rag merchants Jno Day, potato salesman Carpenter Smiths wharf R Wilson and Co, wharf & ins brokers T Morgan and Co, sail makers W Devenish & Co, Dorset ale merchants P Turtley, cider merchant W C Henley, cider merchant 57 & 58 J & W Robins, stationer, print 60 J Tolhurst, oil and colourman 61 John Sampson, baker 63 James Ridley, coffee rooms 64 T Martin, pawnbroker 65 J Leadam and Son, surgeon 66 R and T Peacock, boot makers 67 James Whitfield, grocer 68 J Denniss and Son, linendrapers 69 G Allen, architect and surveyor 71 S Judkin and Co, corn merchants 73 Jno James Weise, hat manufacturer 74 Eli Gardener, furrier 75 Peter Tagg, slop seller 76 John Hill, gun maker 77 & 78 J Knight and Co, general merchants 79 Jno Ward, Royal Oak Griffins wharf Thomas Farncomb, wharfinger T Farncomb, alum merchant George Murray, ale merchant Baker and Johnson, alum warehouse Robert Mayne, cider merchant Thomas Pillow, lighterman Gun and Shot wharf E Silva and son, wharfingers Symonds wharf J H and J Scovell, wharfingers Lower Stanton Sufferance wharf S N Wheeler, wharfinger J Hiatt, clay merchant Phoenic wharf S Judkins and Co, granary keepers Pickle Herring upper wharf Jno Betts, wharfinger Hicks Pickle Herring lower wharf Nash and Hicks, wharfingers |
Mark Browns wharf Mark Brown, wharfinger 80 William Dent, grocer and tea dealer 81 Elizabeth Fezard, tobacconist 81 henry Smith, hair dresser 83 John and W B Lott, hatters 85 Josiah Jones, tailor 86 W Stephenson, tea dealer 87 James Gibson, tobacconist 88 William Francklow, eating house 90 John Miller, baker 91 C Hayward, coffee rooms 92 Elizabeth Jones, ship chandler 93 H Woodbine, mill and screw maker 94 John Grose, slop seller 95 G Griffiths, Kings Head 96 W F Sadler, millwright 97 G Dingle, hair dresser 98 Jesse Savage, baker 99 William Gell, tea dealer 100 William Peachey, butcher 101 B Tibbles, slop seller 102 James Havill, grocer 103 Thomas Knight, Admiral Hood 104 Catharine Knight, eating house 104 W Smith, furniture broker 105 J M Hambrook, tobacconist 106 Rich Layton, shoemaker 106 John Lewis, cheesemonger 107 M H Leakey, hair dresser 109 D Lewis, coffee rooms 110 W Alfred, Old Anti-gallican 111 William Gray, baker 112 & 113 H Taylor, grocer 115 William Palmer, coffee rooms 116 John Hutton, hair dresser 117 William Hudson, wine and spirit merchant 119 B Calway, linen draper 122 Thomas Nicholls, appraiser 128 _ Smeeton, poulterer 129 Eliza Harrod, tobacconist 130 S Hicks, stationer 131 J C Horsfield, ironmonger 132 J Beddell, cheesemonger 13 Vickers & Co, wine and spirit merchants 135 T Burgess, oilman 136 M Cawthron, tallow chandler 137 Henry Myers, broker 138 W J Alford, slop seller W J Alford, Colonel Wardle 132 Thomas Hunt, baker 140 Jos Rosier, pawnbroker 141 A Fradgley, confectioner 142 Jane Bayes, straw hat manufacturer 143 H W Jennings, blacksmith 177 George Goldthorp, chemist G A Thries, baker 145 William Blofield, tinman 146 William Applegate, tailor 147 Jos and Charles Fitch, potato salesmen 148 William Hooper, pawnbroker 149 Ed Jackson, oilman 150 Rich Fairey, chronometer maker 151 W Alexander, Southwark Arms 152 Vincent Grose, tailor 153 Josh Smith, cheesemonger 154 W Connell, hat manufacturer 155 B Jones, mason 156 John Simmons, surgeon 157 G W Cole, oil and colourman 157 Benjamin Cope, stock broker 158 Samuel Nicholas, watchmaker 161 G J Field, broker 162 Thomas Skinner, shoemaker 163 J F Garnett, hat manufacturer 164 & 165 Charles Noice & Co, tailors 166 Alex Cameron, baker 167 J Marley, Anchor & Castle 168 H Cohen, tailor 169 T Powell, undertaker 170 Richardson and Son, rope makers 171 John Fisher, hardwareman 172 J Johnson, brush maker 173 Matt Howgill, ship chandler 174 W Mullett, wholesale stationer 175 Rich Dally, eating house 177 William Crew, hair dresser 177 T C Kingsford, baker 178 W Anderson, chemist Henry Gooch, Kings Head 179 _ Isemonger, butcher 180 William Hawkins, biscuit baker 181 w and J Sharp, slaters 182 A Davis, glass & china dealer 183 James Denton, shipwright 186 Ann M Baker, cutler 187 J Garton, butcher 188 Charles Elverston, draper 189 J Batstone, carpenter & ship joiner 191 J Southey and Son, auctioneers 192 William Evans, tinman 193 John Lamboll, baker 194 Thomas Millard, shoemaker 196 D Webb, toy manufacturer 196 J H Chapman, boot and shoemaker 196 Thomas Shout, straw bonnet maker 197 Elizabeth Chandler, tobacconist 198 Fred Heinemann, coffee rooms 199 John Clarke, surgeon 203 John Gibson, wine merchant 204 J C Ayres, hatter 205 Croydon Railway Office 205 J J Taylor, tobacconist 207 J Carter, chronometer maker 208 T Pocock jun, boot maker 209 J Allen, accoun book maker & ruler 201 H P Wellborne, saddler 211 Hanner Boller, coffee rooms W Wright, watch maker 212 J Brighton, plumber 240 Robert Ripley, salt agent 248 Thomas Taylor, cheese & provision agent J Shaw, Mitre Inn 248 G Key, lead and shot manufacturer 8 Cox, Brothers and Co, lead manufacturers Toppings wharf Joseph Bloyd, lead merchant W R Carden, cheese & provision agent 205 S G Bennett, sail cloth manufacturer 254 Eley and Hewitt, cheese agents J and C Ruck, wholesale cheesemongers T Edgington, tarpaulin manufacturer |
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