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Lord Nelson, North Bridge, Wareham, Dorset

The Lord Nelson is no longer in usage as a Pub, but now residential ***

Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Dorset . The Dorset listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.

Lord Nelson, North Bridge, Wareham, Dorset - in March 2009

Lord Nelson, North Bridge, Wareham, Dorset - in March 2009

The Old Lord Nelson Plaque - in March 2009

The Old Lord Nelson Plaque - in March 2009

Kindly provided by Mal Nichols

The following entries are in this format:

Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.

1842/John White/../../../Pigots Directory

1855/S Ford/../../../Post Office Directory

1859/Mrs  M Ford/../../../Post Office Directory

1875/Mrs Mary Ford/../../../Post Office Directory

1889/James Oliver Ford/../../../Post Office Directory

1895/Jas O Ford/../../../Post Office Directory

1901/James Bondell/Publican/38/Guttage All Saints, Dorset/Census **
1901/Caroline Bondell/Wife/35/Pimlico, London/Census
1901/Phyllis Bondell/Daughter/5/Lambeth, London/Census

I m researching my partners' family tree, and have found that his Great grandparents Carmino Trimarco and Elizabeth (nee Storer) are listed on the 1901 census as 'Lodging House keepers' of the Lord Nelson public house, Wareham Dorset. However, by 1911, Elizabeth is a widow, still in Wareham but occupation of a Fruiterer. We know Carmino died 1908, not yet why / how, and that other Trimarcos also came from Italy to run pubs around Hampshire / Surrey (e.g. The Volunteer, 5 Market Street in Worthing was being run by Giovanni Trimarco 1915. Interestingly, he met his wife Esther Moselle while she was working as a translator in Guildford police station, where he was in custody!)
Meanwhile, we know that other branches of the Trimarco family (all from an earthquake devastated village called Senerchia) went to the USA and settled in Chicago - eventually some were working alongside Al Capone, and are buried in the same cemetary! **

Lodging House:
1901/William Trimarco/Lodging House Keeper/25/Italy/Census **
1901/Lizzie Trimarco/Wife/24/Putney, London/Census
1901/Alfred Trimarco/Son/4/Alton, Hants/Census
1901/Walter Trimarco/Son/1/Wareham, Dorset/Census
+ Lodgers

1911/Mrs Fanny Cattle/../../../Post Office Directory

1915/Frederick Green/../../../Post Office Directory

1923/Henry Grant/../../../Post Office Directory


** Provided By Lynne Fordham

*** Provided By Mal Nichols

Provided By kevan

And Last updated on: Wednesday, 02-Oct-2024 13:43:06 BST