Albert House, 39 Forest Lane, Forest Gate, Stratford E15
Forest Gate pub history index
Now known as the Queen Vic (2002). This is probably the same premises listed in the 1861 census at 6 Albert Place (part of Forest Lane). *
28th September 2002
Taken by Brian Berry
The following entries are in this format:
Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.
1861/Richard Elliott/Beer Retailer/50/Shelton, Warwickshire/Census *
1861/Elizabeth Elliott/Wife/38/Rugby, Warwickshire/Census
1861/Walter Elliott/Son/15/St Georges, Middlesex/Census
1861/Arthur Elliott/Son/6/William Street, Whitechapel, Middlesex/Census
1861/Cleptg. Elliott/Son/4/Camberwell St Georges, Surrey/Census
1861/Laura Elliott/Daughter/1/Hackney St Johns, Middlesex/Census
1867/Charles Branton/../../../Post Office Directory *
1870/Charles Branton/../../../Kelly's
1871/Charles Branton/../../../Post Office
1874/Charles Branton/../../../Kelly's
1878/Charles Branton/../../../Kelly's
1881/Charles Branton/Licensed Victualler/44/Birch, Essex/Census
1881/Mary Branton/Wife/50/Warwick/Census
1881/Charles J. Branton/Son/17/Stepney, Middlesex/Census
1881/Adelaide Branton/Daughter/19/Stepney, Middlesex/Census
1882/Charles Branton/../../../Kelly's
1891/Charles Branton/Licensed Victualler, Widow/55/Colchester, Essex/Census
1891/Adelaide Branton/Daughter, Manager/30/Stepney, Middx/Census
1891/Charles J Branton/Son, Assistant/27/Stepney, Middx/Census
1891/May Branton/Sister/65/Colchester, Essex/Census
1886/C Branton/../../../Kelly's*+
1896/Charles Branton/../../../Kellys
1902/Thomas Carter/../../../Kelly's
1906/Thomas C. Carter/../../../Kelly's Directory *
1908/Thomas Carter/../../../Kelly's
1912/William Barker/../../../Kelly's
1914/Alfred Harris/../../../Kelly's Directory *
1917/Alfred John Vince/../../../Kelly's Directory *
1922/Emanuel Symons/../../../Kelly's Directory *
1934/John E Nelson/../../../Kelly's
My grandparents were Frank Hagan and Jenny Hagan, they sold up and bought
the Albert house in Forest Lane, Stratford, A Bass house. The family had
this pub for over 50 years. A doodlebug blew the top off. The pub was pulled
down about 20 years ago and now is a block of flats. **
My grandparents also owned, The
Prince Regent,
Salmpons Lane; The Albert House, Forest Lane, Stratford; The
Beehive off-licence, Katherine Road,
East Ham ; The Hope public house,
Barking (Charringtons), The Royal Oak, High Beach, Epping Forest (Charringtons);
and The Royal Oak, Lea Bridge Road. **
1938/Francis Charles Hagon/../../../Post Office Directory *
1939/F C Hagon/../../../BT Telephone Directory
1940/F C Hagon/../../../BT Telephone Directory
1943/F C Hagon/../../../BT Telephone Directory
1944/Francis Charles Hagon/../../../Kelly's
1945/F C Hagon/../../../BT Telephone Directory
1946/F C Hagon/../../../BT Telephone Directory
1948/F C Hagon/../../../BT Telephone Directory
1950/F C Hagon/../../../BT Telephone Directory
1959/L W Hagon/../../../BT Telephone Directory
1963/L W Hagon/../../../BT Telephone Directory
1967/L W Hagon/../../../BT Telephone Directory
1971/L W Hagon/../../../Pub Listing
* Provided by Ewan
*+ Provided by the Pubs, Inns and Taverns Index for England, 1801-1900
** Provided by Bernard Hagon
Provided by Kevan