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Poplar High Street, North Side part 6

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The Post Office Directory, in 1944 from from [what was] 241 to 275 Poplar High Street

... here is Cotton Street ...

265 Ennever Jn, butcher
267 Sigman Alfred, provision dealer
269 Turner Fredk Jn, timber dealer
275 Queens Theatre
 

Numbering from Kellys Directory, in 1934 from 241 to 275 Poplar High Street

241 Sun & Sawyers, Andrew Dempster
243 Fox Mrs Rebecca, chandlers shop
247 Charlston Geo, fried fish shop
249, 251 & 253 Brown & Martin Laundry
255 Stevens Ernest Warrs, dining rooms

... here is Cotton Street ...

265 Macer Frank, butcher
267 Sigman Mark, provision dealer
275 Queens Theatre

 

Numbering from Post Office Directory, in 1915 from 241 to 275 Poplar High Street

241 Exchange Tavern, Jas Edward Radford
243 Utz William & Son, butchers
245 Lakes Joseph, hairdresser
247 Charlston Geo, fried fish shop
249, 251 & 253 Brown Mrs Arabella, laundress
255 Dickinson Williams, coffee rooms

... here is Cotton Street ...

265 Shaw James Herbert, butcher
267 Nicholls Alfred Wm, cheesemonger
275 Queens Palace of Varieties, Michael Abrahams
 

Numbering from Post Office Directory, in 1910 from 241 to 275 Poplar High Street

241 Exchange Tavern, Mrs Georgina Wickes
243 Utz William, butcher
249, 251 & 253 Brown Mrs Arabella, laundress
255 Dickinson Williams, coffee rooms

... here is Cotton Street ...

267 Nicholls Wm C, cheesemonger
273 Dent Alfred Henry, beer retailer
275 Queens Palace of Varieties, Michael Abrahams
 

Numbering from Post Office Directory, in 1899 from 241 to 275 Poplar High Street

241 Exchange Tavern, Hy Wickes
243 Partridge James, butcher
245 Thompson Mrs Susan, hairdresser
247 Charrington Mrs Selina, cheesemonger
249,251 & 253 Brown Mrs Arabella, laundress
255 Stevens William, coffee room

... here is Cotton Street ...

265 Nicholls William C, butcher
267 Nicholls Wm C, cheesemonger
273 Hill Israel, beer retailer
    Queens Palace of Varieties
    Tom Maltby, Wickes, Williams & Co proprietors

 

Numbering from Post Office Directory, in 1882 from 241 to 279 Poplar High Street

241 Sun & Sawyers, George West
243 Moring Edward, butcher
245 Fowler Alfred, hairdresser
Morrall Amos, photographer
247 Draper Mrs Eliza, coffee room
251 Hitchins Alfred, watchmaker
255 Price Price Watkin, grocer
257 Penner John, ironmonger
259 Kendall Thomas, baker
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261 Gurney Lloyd, outfitter
263 March Frederick, bootmaker
271 Parkins John, gasfitter
273 Webber Charles, beer retailer
275, 277 & 279 Queens Arms Palace of Varieties & Queens Arms PH, Fredk Abrahams
 

Numbering from Post Office Directory, in 1869 from 241 to 279 Poplar High Street

241 Sun & Sawyers, George West
243 Pritchard john, butcher & shipping butcher
245 Johnson William, hairdresser
247 Thomas Morgan, grocer
249 Farr William, cheesemonger
253 & 255 Milton E, grocer & oilman
259 & 45 Kendall Joseph, baker
267 Binden geo, boot & shoe maker
269 Chivers Saml, house decorator
271 Brown Mrs Mary, tobacconist
277 & 279 Queens Arms, Fdk Abrahams
 

1861 census directory listing of head of households

[These entries were not numbered, estimating from 1851 numbering]

168 James Arter, Victualler [Sun & Sawyers]
167 Charles Watkins, Butcher
166 Jane Fowler, Hairdresser
    James Bowler, Cordwainer
    Edward Farr, Cheesemonger
163 Alfred Levy, Tailor
162 Edmund Milton
    Walter Larkin, Beer House Keeper
    John Allen, Corn & Flour Dealer
    George Bywater, Fishmonger


[numbering starts again in census]
157 William Nowlan, Rigger
    Charles Wykes, Police Pensioner
156 1/2 George W Churchman, Shipwright
156 George Binden, Shoe Manufacturer
155 John Lester, House Builder
154 George Lester, House Builder
153 Mary Brown, Toy Dealer
152 Daniel Brooks, Beer Seller
151 1/2 Robert G Grimes, Victualler  [Queens Arms]
150 John Thos Upton, Butcher

Numbering in 1856 from Post Office Directory, from 150 to 168  Poplar High Street (in opposite numbering direction) direction)

150 Queens Arms, Conrad Steinhardt
153 Hall Thomas, beer retailer
155 Lester John, builder & bricklayer
156 Baker Mrs Jane, shoe warehouse
156 1/2 Churchman Geo Wm, linen draper
159 Mills Thomas, baker
159 Jeffrey Henry, relieving officer
160 Meginnes Mrs Johnstone, coffee rooms
161 & 162 Milton E, grocer & oil & italian wa
163 Levy Alfred, tailor
164 & 251 Farr William, cheesemonger
165 Howling Thomas, bootmaker
166 Fowler John, hairdresser
167 Watkins Charles, butcher
168 Sun & Sawyers, James Arter

 

Numbering in 1851 from Kellys Directory, from 150 to 168  Poplar High Street (in opposite numbering direction)

150 Queens Arms, Peter walker
153 Meginnis Robert, beer retailer
155 Lester John, builder & bricklayer
156 Sanders Benjamin, pork butcher
156 1/2 Churchman Geo Wm, linendraper
158 Jackson Henry, surveyor
159 Mills Thomas, baker
160 Jacob John, boot & shoemaker
161 Gooch Edmund, hatter & tailor
162 Milton Edmund, hatter & tailor
162 1/2 Smith William, grocer
163 Levy Alfred, tailor
164 Coombes John, plumber & painter
165 Howling Thomas, bootmaker
166 Browne Richard, hairdresser
168 Sun & Sawyers, Henry Farnes
 

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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