Known as the George & Pelican in 1852 and before *** The Pelican is a coffee house by the 1891 census
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Berkshire. The Berkshire listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
The following entries are in this format:
Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.
1830/Eleanor Botham/../../../Pigots Directory ***
1840/Eleanor Botham/../../../Robsons Directory ***
1844/Henry Stacey/../../../Pigots Directory ***
1847/Henry Stacey/../../../Post Office Directory ***
1851/Henry Stacey/Innkeeper/37/Henley on Thames, Oxon/Census ***
1851/Marianne Stacey/Wife/32/Speenhamland, Berks/Census
1851/Emily Stacey/Daughter/6/Speenhamland, Berks/Census
1851/Alice Stacey/Daughter/3/Speenhamland, Berks/Census
1851/Josephine Stacey/Daughter/1/Speenhamland, Berks/Census
1851/John Stacey/Brother/49/Henley on Thames, Oxon /Census
1851/Catherine Stacey/Sister in Law/33/Newbury, Berks/Census
1851/Martha Lennie/Visitor, Nurse/57/Letcombe, Berks/Census
1851/Elizth Hyde/Servant, Nurse Maid/19/Thatcham, Berks/Census
1851/Maria Hyde/Servant, Chambermaid/31/Thatcham, Berks/Census
1851/Jane Harding/Servant, Waitress/32/Hampstead Norris, Berks/Census
1851/Ruth West/Servant, Cook/32/Godley, Hants/Census
1851/Benjamin Jesset/Servant, Porter/66/Eddington, Berks/Census
1852/Henry Stacey/../../../Slaters Directory ***
1863/Henry Thomson/../../../Duttons Directory ***
1864/H Thomson/../../../Kellys Directory ***
1868/Henry Thomson/../../../Casseys Directory ***
1877/Thomas Charles Johnson/job master, livery and bait
stables/../../Harrods Directory ***
1881/Louisa Wootten/Head, Widow/50/Kintbury, Berkshire/Census
1881/Frederick W Wootten/Son, Fly Driver/20/Aldermaston, Berkshire/Census
1881/William jefferies/Brother, Fly Driver/55/Kintbury, Berkshire/Census
1881/Elizabeth Jefferies/Sister in Law/64/Fitzhead Taunton, Somerset/Census
*** Provided By Colin Ager