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This may be a genuine drinking house, but it is not certain. The 1881 Census record has a note from the enumerator immediately before this entry, saying �No 18 now part of Public House in Little College Street�. The Public House in Little College Street was the �Queen�s Arms� at No 8, run in 1881 by Anna Dovey and her daughter. It is possible that Mr Miller, the Publican living at No 20, actually helped out at the pub next door rather than running a separate establishment. *
Westminster St John index
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Westminster, St John - London.
Residents at this address
1881/Charles Miller/Publican/50/Stepney, Middlesex/Census
1881/Harriet Miller/Wife/49/Selby, York/Census
1881/Frederick Miller/Son, Messenger/14/Norwich, Norfolk/Census
1881/Ada Crawford/Visitor, Machinist (Seam)/19/Shorncliffe, Kent/Census
1881/Annie Manton/Lodger, Dressmaker, Widow/87/Stourbridge, Worcester/Census
* Provided By John Hills
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