Spalding Hotels

Historic Hotels, Inns and Pubs of Spalding

Introduction

Hotels, Inns and Pubs often provided rooms for travellers. They were often constructed:

• On coach routes, especially at cross roads and on heavily travelled "main" routes.
• Where railways were being built or at a railway terminus. These were often owned by the railway owner or an investor and may have held railway surveyors, supervisors, engineers, etc. Typically they did NOT hold the navvies or rail layers. Those men lived either in tents or other temporary shelters near their work places.
• Where canals were being opened or harbours were being improved. This could include building a seawall to hold back the ocean and the development of a place for people to spend holidays.
• Where a spa or bathhouse was being built or developed.

The value to the family historian occurs when you can find someone from your family who is "missing" from home in the census, or who has been hired from their parish to work as a maid or server in such an establishment. You will find some people worked for years at one place, only to be "promoted" by moving to another such establishment.

If you have any additional history on these Public House, Inss and Hotels, I will be pleased to add it or a link to it.

The Anchor, 122 Commercial road

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

Walter WHITE was born around 1821. William INGHAM was born in Rothwell, LIN, circa 1821.

The Anchor Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 61

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	William BLOODWORTH	M	71	Cottesmore, Rutlandshire
wife	Isabella BLOODWORTH	F	66	Hanthorpe, Lincolnshire
lodger	Stephen BIRD	M	35	Whaplode, Lincolnshire
lodger	George BOND	M	36	Eye, Suffolk

The Angel, 35 Double St.

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years (The 1872 entry should probably be ROYCE):

Thomas ROYCE was born in Frieston, LIN, circa 1814.

The Angel Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 118

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head, wid.	Harriet ROYCE	F	63	Bisbrook, Rutlandshire
servant	Rebecca DALTON	F	16	Moulton, Lincolnshire

The Barley Mow, Herring lane

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Black Bull P. H., 38 New road

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Black Bull Public House in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 5

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Joseph CASTLEDINE	M	42	Wytham on the Hill, Lincolnshire
wife	Sarah A. CASTLEDINE	F	47	Peterboro, Northamptonshire
son	Joseph H. CASTLEDINE	M	10	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	Lawrence J. CASTLEDINE	M	8	Spalding, Lincolnshire
servant	Alice A. WALTON	F	18	Whaplode, Lincolnshire
visitor	Elizth. HARRISON	F	36	Pentonville, Middlesex

The Black Swan, 12 New road

This establishment was opened before 1842. The Spalding Cricket Club met here in 1900. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Black Swan Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 4

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Thomas UPTON	M	43	Raithby, Lincolnshire
wife	Mary UPTON	F	38	St. Germains, Norfolk
son	William UPTON	M	17	St. Germains, Norfolk
son	George UPTON	M	16	Tilney, Cambridgeshire
dau.	Hetley UPTON	F	11	Cambridgeshire
dau.	Florry UPTON	F	7	Gosberton, Lincolnshire
servant	Emily BEECHAM	F	17	Spalding, Lincolnshire
servant	Emily TOMLIN	F	20	Falkingham, Lincolnshire

The Bull, 9 Churchgate

This establishment was opened before 1842 and is still operating. In 1913, listed as the "Little Bull Inn". Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Bull Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 22

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	George STUBBS	M	25	Keelby, Lincolnshire
wife	Ellen STUBBS	F	26	Louth, Lincolnshire
visitor	Sarah A. ARNOLD	F	22	Gutterham, Lincolnshire

Chequers, 164 Winsover road (later 1 Swan St.)

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

Checquers in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 29

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	George WHIERS	M	38	Sutterton, Lincolnshire
wife	Elizabeth WHIERS	F	53	Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire
servant	Emma RIPPIN	F	19	Crowland, Lincolnshire

The Cross Keys Inn, 29 Hall place

This establishment was opened before 1842. listed as the "Cross Keys Hotel" in 1913. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Cross Keys Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 19

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	John Geo. BARRATT	M	47	Spalding, Lincolnshire
wife	Emily E. BARRATT	F	37	Baldock, Hertfordshire
son	George H. BARRATT	M	1	Spalding, Lincolnshire
servant	Frances PAYNE	F	19	Hitchin, Hertfordshire

The Crown, 36 Westlode St.

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Crown in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 100

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head, wid.	Charles MANN	M	66	Holbeach, Lincolnshire
housekeeper	Sarah RANDS	F	49	Werrington, Northamptonshire
border	John GILES	M	30	Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire
border	Thomas MITCHELL	M	40	Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire
border	Samuel JONES	M	61	Newark, Nottinghamshire
border	James HAYES	M	60	Ireland
border	John GREEN	M	24	Boston, Lincolnshire
border	John MASON	M	45
nephew	James CROFTS	M	30	Pode Hole, Lincolnshire
border	Edward CARDELL	M	46	Spalding, Lincolnshire

The Four Mile Bar, on the Common

This establishment was opened before 1872. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Four Miles Bar in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 113

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	James BATTERHAM	M	68	Spalding, Lincolnshire
wife	Ann BATTERHAM	F	65	Crowland, Lincolnshire
dau.	Eliza BATTERHAM	F	25	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	James BATTERHAM	M	21	Spalding, Lincolnshire
visitor	Matthew DRURY	M	68	Crowland, Lincolnshire
visitor	Ann DRURY	F	55	Gt. Grimsby, Lincolnshire

The Gate, Holbeach road

This establishment was opened before 1872. By 1900 the name had evolved to the "Gate Inn P. H." Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

Catherine PRETTY was apparently born in Rutland circa 1799. She seems to be a widow in the 1871 census. Another 1872 Directory entry shows her as "Mrs." Jonathan HANES was born in Gedney Hill, LIN.

The Gate Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 41

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Joseph BRUTNELL	M	29	Kealby, Lincolnshire
wife	Emma BRUTNELL	F	29	Wilsford, Lincolnshire
son	Jospeh BRUTNELL	M	6	Lincoln, Middlesex (?)
dau.	Alice BRUTNELL	F	4	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	Thomas BRUTNELL	M	3	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	William BRUTNELL	M	1	Spalding, Lincolnshire

The George & Dragon, 47 Holbeach road

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The George and Dragon Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 83

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	William T. SMITH	M	50	Spalding, Lincolnshire
wife	Mary SMITH	F	58	Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire
dau.	Annie SMITH	F	15	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	George SMITH	M	13	Spalding, Lincolnshire
dau.	Rose Hannah SMITH	F	10	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	Frederick SMITH	M	9	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	Albert SMITH	M	7	Spalding, Lincolnshire
grandson	Joseph Wm. EVANS	M	1	Spalding, Lincolnshire
lodger	Robert GOAT	M	41	Castle Acre, Norfolk
lodger	Louis WHITTAKER	M	19	Birmingham, Warwickshire

The Golden Ball, Little London

This establishment was opened before 1872. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Golden Ball in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 107

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	William FRANCIS	M	50	Surfleet, Lincolnshire
wife	Sarah FRANCIS	F	54	Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire
son	Albert FRANCIS	M	18	Spalding, Lincolnshire

The Greyhound Inn, 2 Crackpool lane

This establishment was opened before 1872. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Greyhound Inn in the 1881 census (listed as being on "Crackpot" lane):

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 122

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	David A. CRAMP	M	56	France
wife	Louisa CRAMP	F	54	Kingston, Surrey
dau.	Harriet CRAMP	F	24	Richmond, Yorkshire
dau.	Lilly CRAMP	F	16	Spalding, Lincolnshire

The Hole-in-the-Wall, Hole-in-the-Wall passage, Market place

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

Thomas HARGRAVE, above, may be the same man who is found below at the White Lion.

The Hole in the Wall Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 48

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	William BRAMHAM	M	37	Leeds, Yorkshire
wife	Eliza BRAMHAM	F	38	Bolingbroke, Lincolnshire
dau.	Edith Mary BRAMHAM	F	11	Leeds, Yorkshire
dau.	Elizabeth BRAMHAM	F	9	Leeds, Yorkshire
dau.	Anne BRAMHAM	F	7	Leeds, Yorkshire
son	George Arthur BRAMHAM	M	4	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	George Arthur BRAMHAM	M	4	Spalding, Lincolnshire
dau.	Jessie BRAMHAM	F	2	Spalding, Lincolnshire
servant	Ellen FREEBOROUGH	F	19	Retford, Nottinghamshire

The Lincoln Arms P. H., 4 Bridge St.

This establishment was opened between 1872 and 1882. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

There is an "Edward Gibbs Frost" in the 1891 census in Spalding. He is 39-years-old and born in Holbeach.

The Lincoln Arms in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 81

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	John PALMER	M	31	Surfleet, Lincolnshire
wife	Margaret PALMER	F	32	Field Dalby, Norfolk
sister	Eliza Jane PALMER	F	16	Surfleet, Lincolnshire
nephew	Herbert Ed PALMER	M	5	Lincoln, Lincolnshire
servant	Betsy LONE	F	21	Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire

The Nag's Head, 63 Double St.

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The web page author has been unable to find this place in the 1881 census.

The New Bell Inn, 1 London raod

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The New Bell Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 80

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Benjamin PERKINS	M	35	Whaplode, Lincolnshire
wife	Susannah PERKINS	F	28	Market Deeping, Lincolnshire
dau.	Emma PERKINS	F	9	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	George PERKINS	M	3	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	Alfred PERKINS	M	1	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	Thomas PERKINS	M	0	Spalding, Lincolnshire
servant	Martha COOK	F	17	Deeping, Lincolnshire
boarder	Thomas HAWKINS	M	19	March, Cambridgeshire
boarder	Joseph JOHNSON	M	27	March, Cambridgeshire
boarder	George RINGHAM	M	23	March, Cambridgeshire

The Oat Sheaf Inn, Little London, on the Common

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

We believe that Bennett ADLARD was born in Pinchbeck circa 1848.

The Oat Sheaf Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 97

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Thomas TAYLOR	M	79	Billingboro, Lincolnshire
wife	Emma TAYLOR	F	39	Skirbeck, Lincolnshire
son	Henry TAYLOR	M	7	Spalding, Lincolnshire
grand dau.	Mary SHIPMAN	F	13	Crowland, Lincolnshire

The Old Bell, 4 Bridge St.

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Peacock P. H., 15 & 16 Pinchbeck St.

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

Mordecai MANTON was apparently born in Anwick, LIN, circa 1836.

The Peacock Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 111

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	James PADDISON	M	34	Surfleet, Lincolnshire
wife	Rachel PADDISON	F	40	Deene, Northamptonshire
dau.	Annie PADDISON	F	9	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	James PADDISON	M	3	Spalding, Lincolnshire
visitor	Mary E. TOMLINSON	F	16	Lutton Marsh, Lincolnshire
servant	Jane MYERS	F	19	Gosberton, Lincolnshire
servant	Alfred STRICKSON	M	20	Pinchbeck West, Lincolnshire
boarder	Joseph RODGERS	M	36	Norwich, Norfolk

The Pied Bull, 96 Winsover road

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Pied Bull in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 126

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Joseph WALPOLE	M	41	Spalding, Lincolnshire
wife	Ann WALPOLE	F	37	Brandon, Lincolnshire
dau.	Elizabeth WALPOLE	F	14	Spalding, Lincolnshire
dau.	Harriet WALPOLE	F	12	Spalding, Lincolnshire

The Pied Calf, 16 Sheep Market

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

James Raynor PARKINSON has been found in the 1871 census of Spalding, age 47, born Grantham, LIN. By 1881 he has moved to the Brown Cow P. H. in Lincoln.

The Pied Calf in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 22

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head, wid.	Henry JOHNSON	M	45	Eye, Northamptonshire
son	John H. JOHNSON	M	22	Hogsthorpe, Lincolnshire
dau.	Sarah JOHNSON	F	19	Hogsthorpe, Lincolnshire
son	James JOHNSON	M	12	Hogsthorpe, Lincolnshire
dau.	Mary JOHNSON	F	9	Hogsthorpe, Lincolnshire
dau.	Rosina JOHNSON	F	8	Hogsthorpe, Lincolnshire
niece	Kate HARRISON	F	17	Thorney, Cambridgeshire

The Pigeon Inn, 30 Holbeach road

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

Isaac COOK was born in Gedney, LIN, circa 1830. His wife Mary Ann COOK was born in Crowland, LIN, circa 1829.

The Plough Inn, Windcatch, Lowfields

This establishment was opened before 1842. This place is known as the "Plough and Farmer" in 1882. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Plough Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 36

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Thomas RHODES	M	53	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	George T. RHODES	M	24	Spalding, Lincolnshire

The Punch Bowl, 36 New road

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Punch Bowl in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 5

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Samuel CULPIN	M	53	Spalding, Lincolnshire
wife	Ann CULPIN	F	43	Gosberton, Lincolnshire
son	Richard CULPIN	M	18	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	Fredk. CULPIN	M	15	Spalding, Lincolnshire
Boarder	Robert SMITH	M	35	Thurlby, Lincolnshire

Ram's Skin Inn, 70 Double St.

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Ram's Skin in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 121

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head, wid.	Thomas ROBERTS	M	66	Weston Under Edge, Cloucestershire
dau.	Elizabeth ROBERTS	F	29	Spalding, Lincolnshire
dau.	Sarah A. ROBERTS	F	27	Spalding, Lincolnshire
servant	Sarah CAMM	F	28	Quadring, Lincolnshire
servant	Emma FRANCIS	F	17	Langtoft, Lincolnshire
lodger	William CANT	M	61	Brothertoft, Lincolnshire

The Red Lion Hotel, 16 Market place

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

Richard WADLOW, above and below, is the same Richard WADLOW listed under the "Pied Calf" in 1889.

The Red Lion Hotel in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 14

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Richard WADLOW	M	63	Bennington, Hertfordshire
wife	Esther WADLOW	F	44	Hallaton, Leicestershire
son	Harry L. WADLOW	M	26	Hitchin, Hertfordshire
brother	John WADLOW	M	65	Bennington, Hertfordshire
neice	Lydia E. STEVENSON	F	15	Leicester, Leicestershire
servant	Agnes NORMAN	F	38	Redhall, Norfolk
servant	Caroline INGOLDBY	F	21	Huttoft, Lincolnshire
servant	Fanny RIPPIN	F	18	Spalding, Lincolnshire
servant	Emma ROWE	F	21	Lincoln, Lincolnshire
servant	Ellen COTTON	F	25	Skipton, Yorkshire
servant	Thomas BURGOYNE	M	25	Ketton, Rutlandshire

The Robin Hood P. H., 1 Bourn road

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

Robert BLESSITT, above, was born in Fleet, LIN, circa 1840.

The Robin Hood P. H. in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 121

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	William MAXEY	M	37	Cowbit, Lincolnshire
wife	Mary Elizabeth MAXEY	F	43	Sutton Bridge, Lincolnshire
stepson	Thos. BEDFORD	M	17	Spalding, Lincolnshire
dau.	Eliza MAXEY	F	2	Spalding, Lincolnshire
stepson	John BEDFORD	M	14	Spalding, Lincolnshire
lodger	Samuel HOLMES	M	60	Boston, Lincolnshire
lodger	James BROWN	M	20	Quadring, Lincolnshire

The Royal Oak, 25 Cowbit road

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

Theophilus BATTERHAM, above, was born in Spalding circa 1840.

The Ship Active, 18 Albion St.

This establishment was opened before 1842. There have been 12 ships named "Active" in the Royal Navy. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Ship Active in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 95

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	John TAYLOR	M	64	Lincoln, Lincolnshire
wife	Elizabeth TAYLOR	F	64	Lincoln, Lincolnshire

The Ship Albion, 21 Albion St.

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Ship Albion in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 95

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Thomas DRAPER	M	60	Hull, Yorkshire
wife	Rebecca DRAPER	F	57	Spalding, Lincolnshire
dau.	Eliza J. DRAPER	F	28	Spalding, Lincolnshire
dau.	Clara A. DRAPER	F	17	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	Benjamin H. DRAPER	M	14	Spalding, Lincolnshire
visitor	Agnes RUDD	F	23	Norwich, Norfolk
servant	Mary A. HOWE	F	19	Guthram (Grantham?), Lincolnshire

The Still Vaults, 39 Westlode St.

This establishment was opened before 1872. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The web page author has been unable to find this place in the 1881 census.

The Vine, 21 Commercial road

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

Things were quiet at the Vine Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 52

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	James HARRISON	M	52	Whittington, Norfolk
wife	Eliza HARRISON	F	50	Littleport, Cambridgeshire

The Welland Cottage, 70 London road

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The Welland Cottage in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3204 folio 72

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	William TUPHOLME	M	48	Surfleet, Lincolnshire
wife	Sarah Ann TUPHOLME	F	43	Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire
son	Frederick Wm. TUPHOLME	M	13	Spalding, Lincolnshire

The White Hart, 19 Market place

This establishment was opened before 1842. The Spalding chapter of the Lincolnshire Skating Association had their headquarters here. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The White Horse Hotel, 2 Churchgate

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Hotel in different years:

The White Horse Inn in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 21

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Samuel ROBINSON	M	39	Belton, Lincolnshire
wife	Frances ROBINSON	F	47	Borough Fen, Northamptonshire
dau.	Ada F. ROBINSON	F	11	Spalding, Lincolnshire
sister-in-law	Maria CHANEY	F	57	Borough Fen, Northamptonshire
servant	Emma STEVINSON	F	15	Donington, Lincolnshire
servant	Stephen SMITH	M	18	Deeping, Lincolnshire
boarder	Thomas MOLE	M	21	Somersham, Huntingdonshire
boarder	Henry WOODS	M	50	Moulton Eau Gate, Lincolnshire

The White Lion Hotel, 5 High St.

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

We believe Matthew J. THACKER, above, was born in Donington, LIN, circa 1837.

And June Thomazin tells us: "According to death notice for Joseph Barlow in the 20 March 1812 'Stamford Mercury,' Joseph and Ann Barker BARLOW were landlords of the White Lion in Spalding."

The White Lion in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 45

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	Thomas HARGRAVE	M	46	Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire
wife	Mary Ann HARGRAVE	F	30	Bermondsey, Middlesex
dau.	Florence A. HARGRAVE	F	3	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	Tom G. HARGRAVE	M	2	Spalding, Lincolnshire
son	Walter HARGRAVE	M	0	Spalding, Lincolnshire
sister to wife	Annie E. LEE	F	28	Highgate, Middlesex
servant	Elizabeth A. LEADBEATER	F	17	Gosberton, Lincolnshire
servant	Mary CARRINGTON	F	15	Wigan, Lancashire

The White Swan P. H., 2 New road

This establishment was opened before 1842. Here are the names associated with the Inn in different years:

The White Swan in the 1881 census:

R.G. 11 / 3203 folio 126

Relationship	Name	Sex	Age	Where born
head	John A EDWARDS	M	68	Sleaford, Lincolnshire
wife	Ellena EDWARDS	F	67	Whichurch, Hampshire
lodger	John Wm. WADLAW	M	27	Burstwick, Yorkshire

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Pubs and Inns that have disappeared: the Bottle and Glass, 1842 and 1856, the Jolly Sailor, 1842 and 1856, the Queen's Head, 1842 and 1856, the Spread Eagle, 1842, the Star, 1842, the Talbot, 1842 and 1856. A "Temperence Commercial House" is mentioned in 1882 and a "Temperence Hotel" in 1900 (under Miss Annie TURNER). The "Wine Ketch Inn" in 1889. And the "New Inn" in 1913 under George RIGGALL.

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