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Pakenham Arms, 1 Pakenham Street WC1

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At 1 Pakenham Street by 1899; and now again at 1 Pakenham Street **

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Pakenham Arms, 1 Pakenham Street WC1 - W S & H E Carter

Pakenham Arms, 1 Pakenham Street WC1 - W S & H E Carter

Pakenham Arms, 1 Pakenham Street, WC1 - in May 2007

Pakenham Arms, 1 Pakenham Street, WC1 - in May 2007

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Residents at this address.

December1853/Joseph Cormack/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era

December 1853/John Fell/Incoming Licensee/../../Era

1869/Mrs Susan Payne/../../../Post Office Directory

1880/Mrs Susan Payne/../../../Post Office Directory **

1881/Louis G Linford/Licensed Victualler/24/Bermondsey, Surrey/Census
1881/Selina Linford/Wife/23/Bermondsey, Surrey/Census
1881/Annie Bridges/Barmaid/29/Reigate, Surrey/Census
1881/George M Young/Potman/29/St Lukes, Middlesex/Census
1881/Rosa E Rawlins/General Servant/16/Bramshall/Census

1882/Louis George Linford/../../../Post Office Directory

1884/Louis G Linford/../../../Post Office Directory

1891/William Goy/../../../Post Office Directory

1895/William Goy/../../../Post Office Directory

1899/William Goy/../../../Post Office Directory

1901/William Goy/Licensed Victualler/36/Wapping, London/Census
1901/Alice M Goy/Wife/27/Wandsworth, London/Census
1901/Wm J Goy/Son/2/St Pancras, London/Census
1901/Eliza Cook/Nurse/50/Sheffield, Yorkshire/Census
1901/Margaret J Kendall/Barmaid/25/Islington, London/Census
1901/Jessie Wakeling/Barmaid/22/Chelmsford, Essex/Census
1901/Albert E Cox/Barman/23/St Pancras, London/Census
1901/Maude M Murrells/Domestic Servant/21/Sudbury, Suffolk/Census

1910/Bucknell & Hogg/../../../Post Office Directory

My great grand uncle Charley Carter owned the Pakenham Arms pub. His son Henry (Harry) later took over. ***
It is believed that my great grandmother (Charley Carter’s brother) Mary Ann and her husband Alfred Layton also ran a pub (either the White Swan or Black Swan) which was within walking distance of Stratford in West Ham.  ***

1911/Charles Carter/Publican/45/Islington, London/Census ***
1911/Caroline Carter/Wife, Cook/44/St Lukes, London/Census
1911/Frederick Carter/Son, Potman/20/Poplar, London/Census
1911/William Carter/Son/17/Stepney, London/Census
1911/Grace Carter/Daughter/13/Walworth, London/Census
1911/Harry Carter/Son/11/Walworth, London/Census
1911/Mabel Carter/Daughter/9/Newton Heath, Lancs/Census
1911/Arthur Young/Barman/24/Kennington, London/Census

1915/Charles Carter/../../../Post Office Directory

1934 - 1955/H E Carter/../../../Leasehold

1938/Hy Ernest Carter/../../../Post Office Directory

1944/Hy Ernest Carter/../../../Post Office Directory

1956 - 1961/D S Hace/../../../Leasehold

1966/Pakenham Arms Ltd & R L Van Der Veken, Pakenham Arms, 1 Pakenham Street WC1/../../Licensed Victuallers Association


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*** Provided By Trysha Hanly

 


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