DOVER KENT ARCHIVES
PUB LIST   PUBLIC HOUSES Paul Skelton

Earliest 1873-

 Endeavour

Latest 1921

Shatterling

(Staple)

Endeavour at Shatterling

Above picture kindly sent by Andrew Sargent via Chris Murray of the Pub History Society.

The brewers for the pub in 1901 was Hills and Sons of Mongeham, and an extract from a 1901 prospectus of sale gave the information that the brewery had 61 licensed houses in the Hills estate including a "freehold roadside beer house," in the village of Shatterling called the "Endeavour." Andrew follows on by saying "perhaps the gentleman to the front of the picture was Thomas Moat."

 

From the Dover Express and East Kent News, Friday, 4 March, 1921.

WINGHAM PETTY SESSIONS

OBJECTIONS TO PUBLIC HOUSE LICENCES

Mr. Rutley Mowll applied for the renewal of the license of the "Endeavour," Shatterling, Staple, owners Thompson and Sons, Walmer.

Mr. Mowll said his plea was for the "Roadside House." It was a reasonable place for refreshment, being at the top of a hill.

Another house at Staple, the "Plough" was considered at the same time, Mr. M????? appearing for Ash's East Kent Brewery Co., the house having been in the hands of the same family for 20 years.

Both licenses were referred.

 

 

LICENSEE LIST

CORK Austin to Apr/1873 Deal Mercury

BOUNDEN Robert Apr/1873+ Deal Mercury

BOWNDEN Sarah to Nov/1881 Dover Express

MOAT James Nov/1881+ Dover Express

MOAT Thomas 1901+

PENFOLD Mr C to Mar/1914 (Dover Express Endeavour, Staple)

BURTON Mr H Mar/1914+ (Dover Express Endeavour, Staple)

 

Deal MercuryFrom the Deal Walmer & Sandwich Mercury

 

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