At Stert Street in 1887 and before
Abingdon index
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Oxfordshire.
Lamb & Flag, corner of Vineyard Street, Abingdon - circa 1960
Kindly provided by Andy Greenaway
Residents at this address
1847/Thomas Copus/../../../Post Office Directory ***
Reading Mercury 01 January 1848 - Marriage
On the 29th instance at St Helens church, Abingdon, by the Rev N Dodson, Mr T Bartlett to Miss Jane Ann Farmer, niece to mr Thomas Copus, Lamb and Flag, Abingdon
1852/William Wichello/../../../Slaters Directory ***
1854/Wm Wichelow/../../../Billings Directory ***
1863/William Dyer/../../../Duttons Directory ***
1864/W Dyer/../../../Kellys Directory ***
1868/William Dyer/../../../Casseys Directory ***
1871/William Dyer/Clothiers Assistant & Publican/43/Portfield, Sussex/Census
1871/Harriet M Dyer/Wife/45/Abingdon, Berkshire/Census
1871/Ellen M Dyer/Daughter/14/Abingdon, Berkshire/Census
1871/Alice L Dyer/Daughter/13/Abingdon, Berkshire/Census
1877/William Dyer/../../../Harrods Directory ***
1887/Alexander Aldworth jun/../../../Kellys Directory ***
1899/George Thatcher/../../../Kellys Directory ***
Oxfordshire Weekly News 13 March 1901
Death - March 1st, at 37 Hurst street, Oxford, Harriet Maria, widow of the late William Dyer, of the Lamb and Flag, Abingdon, aged 75 years.
1901/George Thatcher/House Painter & Publican/50/Ash in Colnes, Wiltshire/Census
1901/Charlotte Thatcher/Wife/44/Abingdon, Berkshire/Census
1907/George Thatcher/../../../Kellys Directory ***
Oxford Chronicle and Reading Gazette 14 March 1913 : Death of Mr Allison
The death of Mr William allison, late landlord of the Boat Inn, Thrupp, took place at the Lamb and Flag Inn, The Vineyard, Abingdon, on Friday last at the age of 59, Deceased had been ailing for some time, but had only kept his bed during the last fortnight. The funeral took place at Abingdon Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon, when the Rev C S Thomas, senior curate, officiated. The coffin was polished oak with brass fittings, the funeral arrangements being carried out by Messrs Coxeter, Abingdonb.
The chief mourners were his widow, Messrs Walter and Harry Allison (sons), Mrs Morgan and Miss Ethel Allison (daughters), Mr C Piper (Oxford), Mrs Cowell (Cheshunt), Mrs Bateson, etc.
Deceased had only been landlord of the Lamb and Flag, Abingdon, for two months.
Witney Gazette and West Oxfordshire Advertiser 10 May 1913
Transfer of publicans license to Mrs E Allison, widow of the late landlord of the Lamb and Flag, Vineyard, Abingdon
1920/Mrs Emily Allison/../../../Kellys Directory ***
In 1921 census at Lamb & Flag Inn, Vineyard, Abingdon
Emily Allison, Publican, Widow, aged 59 years 4 months and born in Stadhampton, Oxfordshire, Employer
Laura Stevenson, Domestic Servant, aged 27 years 8 months and born in Staffordshire
1924/Mrs Emily Allison/../../../Kellys Directory ***
1928/Mrs Emily Allison/../../../Kellys Directory ***
1931/Fredk Wm Clewley/../../../Kellys Directory ***
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*** Provided By Colin Ager