Lord Raglan, 199 Shernhall Street, Walthamstow E17

Walthamstow pub history index

A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Essex. The  Essex listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.

This pub was first licensed in 1855. ***

Lord Raglan, 199 Shernhall Street, Walthamstow, E17  - in November 2006

Lord Raglan, 199 Shernhall Street, Walthamstow, E17 - in November 2006

Kindly provided by Stephen Harris

The following entries are in this format:

Residents at this address.

1861/Robert Fear/Beer House Keeper/../../History of Walthamstow 1861

1870/Robert Fear/../../../Kelly's

1874/Robert Fear/../../../Kelly's

1878/Joseph Maggs/../../../Kelly's

1881/Edward H. Conlyon/Licensed Victualler/52/Helston, Cornwall/Census
1881/Eliza Conlyon/Wife/46/Truro, Cornwall/Census
1881/Rosa Conlyon/Daughter/14/St. Johns, Middlesex/Census
1881/Edward H. Conlyon/Son/11/Vauxhall, Middlesex/Census
1881/Margaret Woodman/Visitor, Nurse/65/Dumfries, Scotland/Census

1882/Mrs. Mary Edington/../../../Kelly's

1886/Thomas W Sharp/../../../Kelly's

My ancestors leased "The Black Dog" pub from Huggins Brewery from 1824 to 1842. In 1829 my great great great grandfather, John MOORE's first wife died at this address.  My great great grandfather, George Longman MOORE was born in 14th September 1841 on Vauxhall Road (at number 102 according to his birth certificate). *

The following year, in 1842 on Christmas Day, John MOORE leased "The Duke of York" at 1, Upper York Place for £75 rent per annum [equivalent to £5,152 today]. The mortgage was £1,800 [£123,660 at today's value]. They stayed there until 1858 when they sold it for £3,500 [£240,460 in today's money] when he was 76 yrs old. He died at the age of 89. *

The son born in Vauxhall, George Longman MOORE, started as an apprentice goldsmith, but sometime after he turned 30, he took up his father's line of work. He ran/owned? pubs in New Cross (lived at 102 Amersham Vale), then at Worlds End, 95 Newington Causeway, Newington. After that they ran "The Albion" at 155 Commercial Road, Peckham, and finally "The Lord Raglan" at 199 Shernall Street, Walthamstow. *

When George died at just 58, in February 1899, his son George Herbert Debac "Bert" MOORE took over "The Lord Raglan" and wound up marrying the barmaid Phoebe REVETT. *

1896/George Langman Moore/../../../Petty Sessions

08/4/1899/Mary Ann Moore/../../../Petty Sessions

03/6/1899/George Herbert Moore/../../../Petty Sessions

1901/George H Moore/Licensed Victualler/29/New Cross, Kent/Census
1901/Mary A Moore/Mother, Widow/60/Bloomsbury, London/Census
1901/Maud Earl/Barmaid/24/London Fields, London/Census
1901/Louisa Harris/Barmaid/24/Dalston, London/Census
1901/Phoebe Rivett/General Servant/22/Brentwood, Essex/Census

1902/George H Moore/../../../Kelly's

26/7/1902/William Brown/../../../Petty Sessions

04/1/1908/Henry Green/../../../Petty Sessions

1908/Henry Green/../../../Kelly's

27/2/1909/Emma Green/../../../Petty Sessions

10/4/1909/William Brown/../../../Petty Sessions

29/1/1910/John Richard Clarke/../../../Petty Sessions

1912/John Richard Clarke/../../../Kelly's

21/9/1912/Alfred George Grove/../../../Petty Sessions

1917/? Lyons/../../../Kelly's
1917/Alfred Crouch/../../../Kelly's

1922/Alfred Crouch/../../../Kelly's

1925/Alfred G. Crouch/../../../Kelly's


* Provided by Mandy Sutton

*** Provided by Stephen Harris

 

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