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1826 Pigots, Philip Avers, Crown & Masons Arms, Warren Lane
1832 Pigots directory, Philip Ivers, CROWN & MASON'S ARMS, Cannon Row
In 1851 at Cannon Row is the Crown and Masons Arm
Henry Montague, Victualler, aged 35 and born in Woolwich, Kent
Mary Ann Montague, Wife aged 35 and born in Isleworth, Middlesex
Emma Montague, Daughter aged 10 and born in Warbleton, Sussex
Mary Ann Montague, Daughter aged 6 and born in Woolwich, Kent
Joseph Wolfe, Lodger, Labourer aged 27 and born in Chatham, Kent
Patrick Sullivan, Lodger, Pensioner from the Royal Artillery aged 50 and born in Ireland
1852 Archdeacons directory, Henry Montague, Crown and Masons Arms, 15 Cannon row, Woolwich
Orr's Kentish Journal. 18 May 1861
Crown and Masons Arms, Cannon Row, Thomas Edwards
Kentish Independent. 17 August 1861
Crown and Masons Arms, Free Public House, Cannon Row, Woolwich
Messrs Hudson and Son will Sell by Auction at their Auction Rooms, William Street, Woolwich
On Thursday, 29th August 1861, at Four for Five o'clock,
The Furniture, Trade Fixtures, Utensils, amd Effects, in and upon the Premises, together with The Goodwill of the Old Established Public House Known as the Crown and Masons Arms, Cannon Row, Woolwich
May be viewed previous to the day of sale and Particulars had of E Hughes Esq, Solicitor, High Street, Woolwich
Orr's Kentish Journal. 21 June 1862 - Transfer of Licences :
Canterbury Arms, Church-street, from Charles Job to George Morland.
Kentish Independent. 25 August 1866 Annual Licensing Day
Crown and Masons Arms, Cannon Row, William Benge junior
Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser. 08 February 1869
Fire - A Fire resulting in a public house being burnt down, was discovered at half past 3 o'clock on the morning of Thursday last at the Crown and Masons Arms, Cannon row, Woolwich, in the occupation of Mr William Dibbins.
In a few minutes after the alarm was given the engine of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, from the Sun street station, was in attendance, followed by 2 hose reels from the Royal Arsenal, in charge of Chief Inspector Carnelly, and the parish hose reel.
Superintendant Thomson of the dockyard, and Superintndant Griffis, of Greenwich, were also in attendance.
There was some delay occasioned in consequence of the water not being turned on at the main. The public house and contents were entirely destroyed.
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