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Bull, Cross Street east, Woolwich SE18

at Bulls Fields in 1858; The address is now given as 14 Vincent Road, Woolwich. **

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Bull, Cross Street East, Woolwich - in May 2009

Bull, Cross Street East, Woolwich - in May 2009

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Residents at this address

1852/James Brewster/../../../Archdeacons Directory

1855/Alexander Blest/../../../Post Office Directory **

1858/Alexander Blest/../../../Melvilles Directory

1862/Alexander Blest, Bull tavern, Taylors buildings, Bulls Fields/../../Post Office Directory

Kentish Independent. 25 August 1866 Annual Licensing Day
Bull, Bull Fields, Alexander Blest

1867/Bull, A Blest sen, Cross street east, Woolwich/../../Post Office Directory

1871/Alexander Blest/Licensed Victualler/82/Walton, Suffolk/Census
1871/Elizabeth Blest/Wife/80/Belstead, Suffolk/Census
1871/Elizabeth Mannooch/Barmaid/38/Lynstead, Kent/Census
1871/Mary Ann Walker/Cook/26/Preston, Lancashire/Census
1871/Alexander Davidson/Waiter/24/sidcup, Kent/Census

James Freeman Randall - licensed victualler

James Freeman Randall - licensed victualler

Kindly provided by Robert Randall


My great great grandfather, James Freeman Randall (1843-1888) ran the Bull pub in Cross Street, Woolwich from some time about 1878 and had previously had the Crown & Anchor, in Sheerness. His son (my great grandfather) married Annie Turrell, the daughter of Robert Turrell (1834-1917) who ran the Swan Inn in Charlton village from the 1870s until he retired and moved to Clacton some time after 1901. Robert Turrell's granddaughter (my grandfather's cousin) married the son of John Boyd who ran the Antigallican in Woolwich in the 1880s. He also died at some point in the 1880s and for a short while the pub was run by his widow, Eliza, until she remarried in 1891. ***

1874/James Philip Janes/../../../Post Office Directory

1874/J P Jones/../../../Licensed Victualler & Hoteliers Directory

1881/James Randall/Licensed Victualler/37/Chatham, Kent/Census
1881/Florence Randall/Daughter/10/Sheerness, Kent/Census
1881/Caroline Bartholomew/Barmaid/21/Lydd, Kent/Census
1881/Elizabeth Fookey/Barmaid/21/Paddington, Middlesex/Census
1881/Harriet Kimber/Barmaid/20/Maidstone, Kent/Census
1881/Ellen March/Servant/24/Sittingbourne, Kent/Census

1882/James Freeman Randall, Bull, Cross Street east, Woolwich/../../Post Office Directory

1891/Melville Alexander Blest/../../../Kellys Kent Directory **

1891/Melville A Blest/Licensed Victualler/32/Old Charlton, Kent/Census
1891/Alice Blest/Wife/26/Scotland/Census
1891/Malcolm A Blest/Son/3 months/Woolwich, Kent/Census
1891/Henry E R Dades/Barman/24/Greenwich, London/Census
1891/Mary Wilkinson/Barmaid/26/Hoo, Kent/Census
1891/Anne Lupton/Barmaid/18/Greenwich, London/Census
1891/Alfred Sharman/Potman/37/London, Middlesex/Census
1891/Clara A Baker/Nursemaid/19/Camden Town, London/Census

1896/Melville Alex Blest/../../../Post Office Directory

Kentish Independent 25 September 1897
Bull, from Alice Blest to Frederick George Thomas

1901/Fred Thomas/Licensed Victualler/37/Newington, London/Census
1901/Eleanor Thomas/Wife/37/Newington, London/Census37
1901/William Thomas/Son/14/Newington, London/Census
1901/Fredk Thomas/Son/13/Shepherds Bush, London/Census
1901/Henry Thomas/Son/3/Woolwich, Kent/Census
1901/Dorothy Thomas/Daughter/2/Woolwich, Kent/Census
1901/Albert Thomas/Son/1/Woolwich, Kent/Census
1901/Sarah Turner/Visitor, Widow/78/Newington, London/Census
1901/Florence Evans/Domestic Servant/14/Woolwich, Kent/Census
1901/Emma Turner/Domestic Servant/26/Norfolk/Census
1901/Harriet Rowley/Domestic Servant/47/London/Census
1901/Daisy Cracknell/Assistant/22/Fressingfield, Norfolk/Census
1901/Herbert Farthing/Barman/20/Harwich, Essex/Census
1901/Chas Conway/Barman/21/Leeds, Yorks/Census

1905/Frederick George Thomas/../../../Post Office Directory

1908/Stephen James Lambert/../../../Post Office Directory

1911/Joseph Frederick Hirst/../../../Post Office Directory

1919/Joseph Frederick Hirst/../../../Post Office Directory

Kentish Independent 14 November 1919, Blackheath Justices Meeting - Transfers
Bull, Cross street, Woolwich, Joseph Frederick Hirst to Charles Walsh Matthews

1944/Alfred H Masters/../../../Post Office Directory


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