Bermondsey pub history index
Existed from at least 1851, when the address is Alice Street, and prior to street renaming. The address is Queen Street in the 1871 census, only. By 1921 it is at 3 Rothsay Street. *
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
Residents at this address
On the 8th August 1846, Thomas Lewis Green, a fishmonger, widowed of full age marries Rebecca Workman at Southwark St Saviours.
1851/Thomas L Green/Licensed Victualler/29/Deptford, Kent/Census
1851/Rebecca Green/Wife/33/Woodford, Gloucestershire/Census
1851/Edward Green/Son/1/Bermondsey, Surrey/Census
1851/Rebecca Green/Daughter/2 months/Bermondsey, Surrey/Census
1851/Fanny Sale/House Servant/13/Newington, Surrey/Census
1861/Thomas L Green/Licensed Victualler/39/Deptford, Kent/Census
1861/Rebecca Green/Wife/44/Woodford, Gloucestershire/Census
1861/George Ellison/Potman/20/Broadish, Norfolk/Census
1864/Thomas Lewis Green/../../../Post Office Directory
1867/Thomas Lewis Green/../../../Post Office Directory
1869/Thomas Lewis Green/../../../Post Office Directory *
March 1869/Thomas Lewis Green, deceased/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era
March 1869/James Joseph Green and William Henry, executors of Thomas Lewis Green, late occupier/Incoming Licensee/../../Era
In the 1871 Census, the landlady, Amelia STACEY, was born Amelia FLATTELY in Haltwhistle, Northumberland, in early 1841 and was baptised at the parish church there on 16 May 1841. Also in the 1871 household was Letitia FLATTELY, her sister. Amelia married John STACEY on 14 June 1865 at Waltham Abbey, Essex.
Their father, Patrick Flattely, was an Excise Officer and, I suppose, would have
spent a lot of his time in pubs, hence establishing the family connection.
On 07 November 1878, Letitia Flattely married Johann Ludwig REHM, a naturalised British citizen born in Pfullingen, Württemberg, Germany around 1830. He was also a licensed victualler, and landlord of the Horseshoe , Tower Bridge road, Bermondsey in 1881.
Another of the FLATTELY sisters, Mary, married William Frederick HIGTON, another Excise Officer, on 16 December 1856 at Newington St Mary's. **
I suspect there is a line of research on the interplay between excise officers and licensed victuallers, and another on how and why excise officers were moved around the country quite frequently. I suspect it was to stop them getting too cosy with the licensees! **
1871/John Stacey/Licensed Victualler/30/Tooting Surrey/Census ***
1871/Amelia Stacey/Wife/36/Birthplace unknown/Census
1871/John F Stacey/Son/3/Bermondsey Surrey/Census
1871/Amelia Stacey/Daughter/5 months/Birthplace unknown/Census
1871/Letitia Flatteley/Sister/37/Scotland/Census
1871/Mary A Kelly/Servant Gen/43/Hoxton London/Census
1871/George Richard/Servant to Lic Vict/19/Norfolk/Census
1874/John Stacey/../../../Post Office Directory
1875/John Stacey/../../../Post Office Directory
1877/John Stacey, Jolly Tanners, Queen street, Bermondsey New road/../../Post Office Directory
1881/Henry Robert Cole/Manager to Licensed Victualler/36/Peckham, Surrey/Census
1881/Lizzie Cordelia Cole/Wife/21/Camberwell, Surrey/Census
1881/Eliza Smith/Housekeeper, Widow/70/Wapping, Middlesex/Census
1882/William Thomas Clarke/../../../Post Office Directory *
1884/William T Clarke/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/James Piper/../../../Post Office Directory
1895/George William Hunter/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/Sydney Tilbury/../../../Post Office Directory
Joseph Whitelam is at the Alliance, 260 Sumner road, Peckham in 1901, and the Prince of Wales, 196 Prince Regents lane, Canning Town E16 in 1911.
1915/Joseph Whitelam/../../../Post Office Directory
3 Rothsay street :
1921/R. O. Stephenson/../../../Post Office Directory *
In 1921 census at 1 Alice Street, Bermondsey
Ralph Oscar Stephenson, Licensed Victualler aged 31 years 6 months and born in Dalston, London
Mary Georgina Stephenson, Wife, Barmaid Ralph Oscar Stepenson aged 33 years 7 months and born in St Pancras, London
Gerald John Stephenson, Nephew, Engine Cleaner L B S C Railway aged 19 years 2 months and born in DWestminster, London
Ronald Fitzgerald, Nephew, Bar Boy to Ralph Oscar Stephenson aged 15 years 6 months and born in DWestminster, London
1923/Arthur James Camp/Jolly Tanners/../../Electoral Register
1923/Harry Sydney Camp/../../../Electoral Register
The Jolly Tanners, on the corner of Rothsay Street and Alice Street, we think mid to late twenties.
My wife's mother and grandmother are in the assembly. Grannie Miller lived in the Meakin Estate across the road (handy!)
Kindly provided by Roy Parker
The Jolly Tanners again, on the corner of Rothsay Street and Alice Street, we think mid to late twenties.
Kindly provided by Roy Parker
1938/Albert Jn Gwinnell/../../../Post Office Directory