Green Man, Street, Takeley CM22 6QU
Built in the 17th century
Kindly provided by John Meyer at Little Hallingbury
20th August 2000
The following entries are in this format:
Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.
1832-3/John Choppin/../../../Pigot's
1839/Thomas Choppin/../../../Pigot's*
1845/Thomas Chopping/../../../Post Office
1848/Thomas Chopping/Victualler/../../White's
1851/Thomas Chopping/../../../Post Office
1855/T. Chopping/../../../Kelly's*
1861/Abraham Barnard Linsell/Victualler/44/Stebbing, Essex/Census **
1861/Sarah Linsell/Wife/40/Stebbing, Essex/Census
1861/Sarah Lapworth/Daughter in Law/19/Stebbing, Essex/Census
1861/Ellen Linsell/Daughter/1/Takeley, Essex/Census
1861/Aaron Bass/Servant/17/Takeley, Essex/Census
1862/Barnard Lindsey/../../../Kelly's
1867/Barnard Linsell/../../../Post Office
1870/Abraham Barnard Linsell/../../../Kelly's
1871/Abraham Barnard Linsell/../../../Post Office
1874/Abraham B. Linsell/../../../Kelly's
1878/George Barnes/../../../Kelly's
1881/John Vincent/Licensed Victualler/61/Ringwood, Hampshire/Census
1881/Dissie Vincent/Wife/50/South Ronaldshay, Orkney, Scotland/Census
1881/John Vincent/Nephew/4/Ringwood, Hampshire/Census
1881/Emma Gragovs/General Servant/16/Takeley, Essex/Census
1882/John Vincent/../../../Kelly's
1886/John Vincent/../../../Kelly's
1890/John Vincent/Grocer & Corn & Meal Merchant/../../Kelly's
1894/James Scott/../../../Kelly's
1895/James Scott/../../../Kelly's
1898/James Scott/../../../Kelly's
1899/James Scott/../../../Kelly's
1902/George F. Cockerell/../../../Kelly's
1906/William Satterley/../../../Kelly's
1908/Henry R. Mills/../../../Kelly's
1910/Henry R. Mills/../../../Kelly's
My husband Rex is the grandson of Alfred Shuttlewood Landlord of The Green
Man 1912-1914 then, Alfred died age 40 years, Annie died two years later age
46 years. I have a family photo taken outside at that time. The Green Man
used to have the same picture on the wall in the bar 30 odd years ago, I am
still trying to find out who the baby in the pram is as Arthur was the
youngest born 1908 I thought. ***
1911/Alfred Shuttlewood/Inn Keeper/37/Little Dunmow, Essex/Census **
1911/Annie Shuttlewood/Wife/40/Great Dunmow, Essex/Census
1911/Alfred Edwin Perkins Shuttlewood/Son, Assistant/15/Great Dunmow,
Essex/Census
1911/Beatrice M Shuttlewood/Daughter/13/Great Dunmow, Essex/Census
1911/Victor Herbert Shuttlewood/Son/12/Great Dunmow, Essex/Census
1911/Stanley Harold Shuttlewood/Son/10/Great Dunmow, Essex/Census
1911/William James Shuttlewood/Son/7/Great Dunmow, Essex/Census
1911/Tomas Bavams Shuttlewood/Son/6/Great Dunmow, Essex/Census
1911/Arthur Shuttlewood/Son/3/Great Dunmow, Essex/Census
1912/Alfred Shuttlewood/../../../Kelly's
1914/Alfred Shuttlewood/../../../Kelly's
1917/Thomas Edward Sperring/../../../Kelly's
1922/Charles Dobson/../../../Kelly's
1925/Charles Dobson/../../../Kelly's
1929/Charles Dobson/../../../Kelly's
1933/Mrs. Polly Dobson/../../../Kelly's
1937/Mrs. Polly Dobson/../../../Kelly's
* Provided
by the Pubs, Inns and Taverns Index for England, 1801-1900
** Provided by Kevan
*** Provided by Joan Shuttlewood