Many accurate 1921 census transcriptions have already been added to the pub history site, including London, and parts of Middlesex. If you can contribute to the site, send me some details to Kevan, along with some description of the specific property.
Southwark St George Martyr index
This is marked as a public house and named on Ordnance Survey maps up to 1976, so must have been more of a cider house. *
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Southwark St George Martyr, Surrey, London.
Residents at this address.
1881/Henry Every/Beer House Keeper/40/Mantacute, Somerset/Census
1881/Ann Every/Wife/40/Mantacute, Somerset/Census
1881/Alice Every/Daughter/18/Clerkenwell, Middlesex/Census
1881/Louisa Every/Daughter/15/Mantacute, Somerset/Census
1882/Henry Every/Cider Dealer/../../Post Office Directory
1895/William Waldren/cider dealer/../../Post Office Directory *
1899/William Waldren/cider dealer/../../Post Office Directory *
1911/Annie Waldren/Beer House Keeper, Widow/42/Chiselborough,
Somerset/Census
1911/Mary Ann Waldren/Daughter, Millinery/18/Southwark, London/Census
1911/Charles Edwin Waldren/Son, Improver in Lathe Engineering/16/Southwark,
London/Census
1911/Maud Emily Waldren/Daughter/15/Southwark, London/Census
1911/Cecil Arthur Best/Nephew, Manager for Beer House/24/Chiselborough,
Somerset/Census
1915/Mrs Annie Waldren/cider dealer/../../Post Office Directory *
1921/Mrs Annie Waldren/cider dealer/../../Post Office Directory *
* Provided By Ewan