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Crown Tavern, 7 Bow lane, Cheapside EC2

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In the 1770-1780 Masonic Lodges listing, the Crown, Bow Lane is the meeting place of the Castle Lodge, and apparently constituted on the January 22nd 1724

As Elizabeth Reader is listed for both the Crown Tavern and the Crown Tap at 73 Watling street in 1865, I am presuming these premises are attached. All the census data is for 7 Bow lane. There are two consecutive entries in the 1841 census for St Mary Aldemary, both listed as Watling street. One of these is clearly the Tap.

A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in St Mary le Bow parish, City of London.

Residents at this address

Alexander Boote, Crown Tavern, Bow lane, Cheapside - Wakefields Directory 1794 - brewers, wine & brandy merchants

1809/Jos Hulme, Crown Tavern, Bow lane/../../Holdens Directory

1811/William Whitfield, the Crown Tavern, Bow lane/../../Holdens Directory

1822/William Whitfield, Crown Tavern, 7 Bow lane, Cheapside/../../Pigots Directory

1825/Mr Whitfield, Crown Tavern, Bow lane/../../Licensed Victuallers Association

1829/Stephen Symonds, Crown tavern, 7 Bow lane/../../Robsons Directory

1832/S Symonds, Crown tavern, 7 Bow lane, Cheapside/../../Robsons Directory

1833-34/Stephen Symonds, Crown Tavern (Commercial), 7 Bow lane, Cheapside/../../Pigots Directory

1836/John Reader, Crown Tavern, 7 Bow lane/../../Pigots Directory

1836/John Hull, Crown (Tap), 73 Watling street/../../Pigots Directory

1841/Mrs Elizabeth Baker, Crown, 73 Watling street/../../Post Office Directory

1841/John Reader/Licensed Victualler/45/../Census
1841/Elizabeth Reader/Wife/43/../Census
1841/John Reader/Clerk/16/../Census
1841/Ester Wilson/Female Servant/40/Middlesex/Census
1841/William Merry/Waiter/31/../Census
1841/Nathan Dalton/Boots/45/../Census
1841/Mary Furman/Cook/31/../Census
1841/Mary Durrant/Chambermaid/20/../Census
1841/Harrott White/Housemaid/16/../Census
1841/George Firman/Independent/28/../Census

1841/Elizabeth Baker/Victualler/30/../Census
1841/Ann Dodd/Independent/35/../Census
1841/George Climber/Potman/20/Middlesex/Census

1843/Mrs Elizabeth Baker, Crown, 73 Watling street/../../Post Office Directory

1842/John Reader, Crown tavern, 7 Bow lane, Cheapside/../../Robsons Directory

1843/John Reader, Crown tavern, 7 Bow Lane, Cheapside/../../Post Office Directory

1846/Thomas Lord, Crown Tap, 73 Watling street/../../Post Office Directory

1848/Joseph Rowe, Crown Tap, 73 Watling street/../../Post Office Directory

Morning Advertiser 20 September 1847 - Transfer of Licenses
Crown, Bow lane, to Elizabeth Reader, widow and executrix of John Baily, the late occupier

1848/Mrs Elizabeth Reader, Crown tavern, 7 Bow Lane, Cheapside/../../Post Office Directory

1851/Richard George Statham, Crown Tap, 73 Watling street/../../Post Office Directory

1851/Mrs Elizabeth Reader, Crown tavern, 7 Bow Lane, Cheapside/../../Post Office Directory

1851/Elizabeth Reader/Tavern Keeper, Widow/53/Oxfordshire/Census
1851/Elizabeth Reader/Daughter/16/Bow, Middlesex/Census
1851/Emma Challis/Barmaid/23/Bath, Somerset/Census
1851/Thomas W Walcott/Porter/16/Somers town, Middlesex/Census
1851/Mary Ann Crosswell/Cook, Widow/40/../Census
1851/Harriott Lamb/Chambermaid/23/Bow, Middlesex/Census
1851/John Hartwell/Visitor/49/Yorkshire/Census
1851/Jos P Brown/Visitor/44/Corfe Castle/Census
1851/William Price/Visitor/26/Herefordshire/Census
1851/Peter Trufitt/Visitor/22/Middlesex/Census
1851/Christopher Hone/Visitor/56/../Census

1853/John Nesmyth, Crown Tap, 73 Watling street/../../Post Office Directory

1856/Mrs Ann Lunn, Crown, 73 Watling street/../../Post Office Directory

1861/Elizabeth Reader/Hotel Keeper (5 servants), Widow/61/Oxfordshire/Census
1861/Alice Bricknell/Housemaid/24/Wycombe, Buckinghamshire/Census
1861/Ann Godferry/Cook, Widow/45/Dublin/Census
1861/James Egglington/Waiter/42/London/Census
1861/John Hellard/Potboy/14/Cork/Census
1861/Ann Elizabeth Evens/Barmaid, Widow/39/Yorkshire/Census
1861/John Darbyshire/Lodger, Commercial Traveller/43/Bury, Lancashire/Census
1861/Mary Darbyshire/Lodger/38/Liverpool, Lancashire/Census

1862/Mrs E Reader, Crown Tap, 73 Watling street/../../Post Office Directory

1865/Mrs Elizabeth Reader, Crown Tavern, 7 Bow lane, Cheapside & Crown Tap, 73 Watling street EC/../../Post Office Directory

1869/Mrs E Reader, Crown Tap, 73 Watling street/../../Post Office Directory

1871/Mrs E Reader, Crown Tap, 73 Watling street/../../Post Office Directory

1871/Eliz Reader/Inn Keeper, Widow/70/Whitfield, Oxfordshire/Census
1871/Thomas Griffith Evans/General Practicioner/31/Pembrokeshire/Census
1871/Joseph H Leech/Son in Law, Warehouseman/44/Chelmsford, Essex/Census
1871/Eliz Leech/Daughter, Lady/33/London, Middlesex/Census
1871/Thomas Henderson Donaldson/Grandson/8/New York, US/Census
1871/Mary Donaldson/Grand Daughter/5/Birmingham/Census
1871/Nelly Donaldson/Grand Daughter/3/London, Middlesex/Census
1871/George William Jobdan/Waiter/23/St Andrews Holborn/Census
1871/Charles Easter/Porter/19/London/Census
1871/Margaret Tidy/Servant/37/Cornwall/Census
1871/Margaret Burns/Cook/30/Ireland/Census
1871/Eliza Beald/Barmaid/19/Whittick, Leicestershire/Census



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