Huntsman & Hounds, Corbet's Tey

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Huntsman & Hounds, Corbet's Tey

Huntsman & Hounds before redevelopment of 1895, probably Frank Rowe standing at doorway with hands on hips - from Ted Ballards 'Our Old Upminster & District'

Huntsman & Hounds, circa 1908 with the George / Royal George to the left

Both kindly provided by Tony Benton

30/12/2004

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Known Residents

The following entries are in this format:

Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.

1828-9/George Davey/../../../Pigot's

1832-3/George Davey/../../../Pigot's

1839/John Mansfield/../../../Pigot's

1840/John Mansfield/../../../Pigot's*

1845/Edward Conway/../../../Post Office

1848/Edward Conway/Victualler/../../White's

1851/Edward Conway/../../../Post Office

1851/Edward Conway/publican/57/Sible Hedingham, Essex/Census **
1851/Mary Conway/wife/54/Greenwich, Kent/Census **
1851/Charles Conway/son, scholar/13/Upminster, Essex/Census **
1851/Ellen Conway/daughter, scholar/12/Upminster, Essex/Census **
1851/Emma Edwards/house servant/14/Little Thurrock, Essex/Census **
1851/George Gaywood/lodger, ag lab (widow)/63/Little Thurrock, Essex/Census **
1851/Abraham Clements/lodger, ag lab/53/Pitsea, Essex/Census **
1851/Richard Oughton/lodger, ag lab55/Mountnessing, Essex/Census **
1851/William Wismet/lodger, journeyman blacksmith/39/Writtle, Essex/Census **
1851/William Drew/lodger, ag lab/23/Cranham, Essex/Census **
1851/James Carter/lodger, ag lab/48/Little Thurrock, Essex/Census **

1855/E. Conway/../../../Kelly's*

1862/Charles Conway/../../../Kelly's

1867/Charles Conway/../../../Post Office

1870/Charles Conway/../../../Kelly's

1871/Charles Conway/../../../Post Office

1871/Charles Conway/Publican, unmarried/33/Corbets Tey, Upminster, Essex/Census ****
1871/Francis A Conway/Aunt/63/Greenwich, Kent/Census
1871/Ellen Conway/Sister/32/Corbets Tey, Upminster, Essex/Census
1871/Edward Wallen/Lodger, Ag Lab/74/Cranham, Essex/Census

1874/Charles Conway/../../../Kelly's

1878/Charles Conway/../../../Kelly's

1881/Charles Conway/Inkeeper/44/Upminster, Essex/Census
1881/Ellen Conway/Sister, Assistant/42/Upminster, Essex/Census
1881/Edward Wallen/Lodger, Agricultural Labourer/79/Cranham, Essex/Census

1882/Charles Conway/../../../Kelly's

1886/William John Hewett/../../../Kelly's

1890/William John Hewett/../../../Kelly's

24/08/1893/William John Hewett/../../../Petty Sessions Victuallers Records

1895/William John Hewett/../../../Kelly's

30/05/1895/Frank Herbert Rowe/../../../Petty Sessions Victuallers Records

Publican was actually Frank Rowe rather than Rower as listed in Trade Directories, he is probably the person in the pre 1895 picture at the door with hands on hips. He is believed to later be a publican in Dagenham ***

1898/Frank H. Rower/../../../Kelly's

1899/Frank H. Rower/../../../Kelly's

1902/Frank H. Rower/../../../Kelly's

1906/Thomas Simons/../../../Kelly's

1908/William Taylor/../../../Kelly's

1910/William Taylor/../../../Kelly's

1912/William Taylor/../../../Kelly's

1914/William Taylor/../../../Kelly's

1917/William Taylor/../../../Kelly's

1922/Charles Thomas Busby/../../../Kelly's

1925-6/Charles Thomas Busby/../../../Kelly's

1929/Charles Thomas Busby/../../../Kelly's

1933/Charles Thomas Busby/../../../Kelly's

1937/Charles Thomas Busby/../../../Kelly's

* Provided by the Pubs, Inns and Taverns Index for England, 1801-1900

** Provided by John Mead

*** Provided by Tony Benton

**** Provided by Kevan

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Search the London & Southern England Pub History site and Street directory by historical Pub name, surname or street address. The Pub history site is a major historical street directory which lists mainly Pubs and street name changes between about 1840 and 1940. The site is updated every day. Contact: Kevan with any updates and additions.

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All transcriptions and imagery is copyright, and excepting personal usage (which is fine); it is NOT available for commercial usage without explicit permission.
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