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Southwark St Saviour pub history index
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Southwark St Saviour, Surrey, London. The Southwark St Saviour, Surrey , London listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
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| 1 English & Parry, hop & seed merchants 2 William Turner, tailor 3 Henry Hart, plumber 4 John Standon, surgeon 4 1/2 G & C Boyer, pat hat manufacturer 6 Dr Barlow, physician 7 C Field, auctioneer 8 George Gwilt, architect 9 C Bateman, coffee house 9 R Saynes, tobacconist 10 G Proctor, Catherine Wheel 12 John Tidmarsh, stay maker 13 Ann Rogers, baker 14 George Ellis, oilman 15 Dav Davies, child bed warehouse 16 Ann Hide, eating house 17 John Thornton, baker 18 George Moorson, coffee house 19 Henry Harris, tobacconist 20 James Philips, twine manufacturer 21 William Wright, Coopers Arms 40 _ Flight, tailor 41 E Coulsell, optician 42 J Parry, fishmonger 43 Eliz barrett, machinist 44 H Gardiner, tin plate worker 46 W Jennings, hat manufacturer 47 R H Warwick, tea dealer 48 J G Clark, oilman 50 H Perkins, Henry Eighths head 51 William Harris, clothier 52 Charles Coulton, auctioneer 53Henry Williams, chair manufacturer 54 John Bell, currier 55 John Taylor, baker 56 Samuel Cashshaw, hat manufacturer 56 John Evans, linen draper 58 G McCabe, shinner and furrier 59 Jno Bassett, tailor 60 William Manger, tobacconist 61 W J Parrott, hardwareman 62 William H Deykin, coffee rooms 63 J Brumhead, coal dealer 64 _ Brushfields, chair manufacturer 65 _ Clark, hat block turner W T Baxter, Marquis of Granby 66 William Stimpson, iron founder 68 William Richardson, undertaker 68 C Bassett, hair cutter 69 R Brown, hat manufacturer 70 Josh Richards, tobacconist 71 F Indermaur, cabinet maker 72 Robert Jones, Roebuck 72 E Newman, marine store dealer 73 Thomas Tijou, carver 73 1/2 Daniel Westwood, wire worker 74 S Lyons, tailor 75 Eliz Wood, umbrella maker 76 Jno Wansley, coffee house 77 R Douglass, wholesale confectioner 78 G P Tanner, copper 79 W T Imeson, academy 80 Tyler and Son, hat manufacturer 81 T Weatherstone, cabinet maker 83 Eliz Webb, boot maker 84 Mary Piper, confectioner 85 Josh Morris, Red Lion 86 Louisa Frost, mill and engineer 87 Robert James, watch & clock maker 88 John T Simpson, hat trim manufacturer 89 Aspenlon and Son, hat dyers 89 G Nothercott, wine cooper Richard Marks, Salmon 91 C S Green, milliner and dress maker 92 J H Meyers, button and trim seller 93 James Chambers, oilman 95 Robert Passenger, glass warehouse 96 James Stokes, baker 97 William Wynne, baker 98 E C Speechley, tailor Jno Budd, Three Sugar Loaves 100 Henry Dempster, pawnbroker 101 _ Blanchard, baker 102 James Ware, cheesemonger & grocer 103 William Eales, surgeon 105 R Weston, Union coffee rooms 106 Sam Smith, porkman 107 James Jackson, chemist Charles Amer, butcher 108 William Imeson, tobacconist |
107 Thomas Cox, boot maker 109 J Ashton, hair dresser 110 William Jones, butcher 111 William Derrick, greengrocer 112 Eliz Turner, corn chandler 113 Robert Brown, baker 114 Benjamin Foster, printers ink maker 114 Foster and Son, stationers 115 William Astley, hat maker 115 Ann Fowler, cheesemonger 117 Robert Henley, stove grate manufacturer John Hergest, potato warehouse Jno Jacobs, general dealer 121 Marth Nicholl, rope maker _ Attwell, butcher 121 Rider and Son, carpenters 122 Jos Evans, shell fishmonger 123 John Vincent, tailor 126 John Slatter, boot and shoemaker 128 Mayhew and White, hat manufacturer 129 Mayhew and Co, beaver cutter 130 J Parrott and Son, hat cutter 131 H Balls, cowkeeper 132 Peter Shepherd, baker James Went, chemist E Brown, boot and shoe manufacturer 133 Ann Foster, tin plate worker 134 Thomas Matthew, grocer L Carpenter, hat dyer 134 1/2 Edw Baxter, grocer N Tripe, eating house 135 M H Russell, plumber 135 J F Bennett, hat manufacturer 136 T Wild, furniture undertaker 136a Alfred Hayman, tobacconist 136 John Wild jun, appraiser 136 Thomas Ward, pork butcher 137 Sarah Surr, Monument 139 Joseph Busfield, chair maker 141 Thomas Preston, herbalist 142 William Row, butcher 143 7 144 T Rideal & Sons, wine merchants 145 John Cooper, Sun James Huntingdon, potato warehouse 146 William Harris, biscuit baker 147 William Solomon, cheesemonger 148 Z Riley, engineer & millwright 149 J P Seddon, rag warehouse 150 Benjamin Finch, cheesemonger 151 T Stephen, Three Jolly Gardners 152 James Moses, butcher 153 James beannell, flax dresser, and manufacturer of shoe threads, line, twine, etc 153 1/2 Robert King, herbalist 154 J J Bowring, ink manufacturer 155 Sarah Mangan, skinner & furrier 156 A Gatenby, coffee house 157 James Groves, beer and coffee shop 162 George West, tailor 163 Edw Finch, leather cutter 164 Jacob Bingemann, baker 165 Mary Brooks, straw plait dealer 166 Jno McDonald, clothier 167 Jno Scurra, Globe Coffee Rooms 168 H Buttle, fruiterer 169 S Laws, stay maker 170 Thomas Lankford, cheesemonger 171 Joseph Odling, surgeon 172 May Stephens, Rose & Crown 173 John F Beale, butcher 174 John Allsop, turner & brush maker 175 H J Anslow, baker 176 T Wild, coal dealer 177 Edward Smith, butcher 180 John Clarke, grocer 181 James Wright, watch maker 182 A Wormall, surgical instrument maker 183 Joseph Holland, grocer 184 Ralph Snead, boot maker 185 Samuel Wingfield, saddler 186 Joseph Brothers, furriers 187 Thomas Crown, pin and needle manufacturer, wire drawer, tin plate & sheet zinc worker 188 Jno Silver, optician 188 George Henry Woods, stay maker 189 Holmer and Co, ironmongers 190 Union Hall 192 John Fitch, clerk of Board of Guardians, St George, Southwark 17 Jno & J H Fitch, solicitors Jno Fitch, sup register of births 16 Richard Scootes, boot and shoe maker 16 1/2 James Bourne, hair dresser 2 John Gilhman, corn chandler W J Saunders, White Horse |
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