DOVER KENT ARCHIVES

Sort file:- Faversham, March, 2021.

Page Updated:- Sunday, 07 March, 2021.
PUB LIST PUBLIC HOUSES Paul Skelton

Earliest 1851-

(Name from)

 Rose

Latest 1866+

(Name to)

4 Preston Street

Faversham

 

1702 named the "Hand" by 1844 was renamed the "Good Intent." By 1855 it had again been renamed to the "Rose" but finally ended up as the "Prince Albert" after 1866, although there is reference to it still being called the "Rose" incorrectly in the 1871 census.

 

Kentish Chronicle, Saturday 16 December 1865.

Faversham borough Petty sessions. At these sessions on Thursday, John Poysden pleaded guilty to stealing a quantity of cigars and a pair of boots, from the "Rose" public house, and was sentenced to 21 days.

 

From the Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald. 14 December 1867. Price 1d.

THE LICENSE OF THE “ROSE.”

The Bench endorsed the above licence empowering Edward Mills to sell until the next transfer day.

 

I have just added the pubs of Faversham after a visit to the hop festival in 2012.

I will be adding further information as time allows, but with my site getting ever larger, time spent on each pub is being watered down unfortunately. Your information, photos, old or new and licensee names and dates is much appreciated.

 

LICENSEE LIST

BARNES Thomas 1851+ (also baker age 28 in 1851Census)

CHAPMAN Herbert 1855-58+ Post Office Directory 1855Melville's 1858

GOVENNEY Edward 1861+ Census

MILLS Edward Dec/1867-71+ Next pub licensee had Whitstable Times

 

Post Office Directory 1855From the Post Office Directory 1855

Melville's 1858From Melville's Directory 1858

Whitstable TimesWhitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald

CensusCensus

 

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