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Fleece Tap, Culver Street, Colchester

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Residents at this address

1851/John Hills Jun./../../../Post Office

1867/Robert Starling/../../../Post Office

1874/William Carter/../../../Kelly's

1878/Robert Kemp/../../../Kelly's

1881/Edward Rose/Publican/41/Chelsea, Middlesex/Census
1881/Ann Rose/Wife/46/Darliston, Shropshire/Census
1881/Annie Rose/Daughter/10/Ipswich, Suffolk/Census
1881/Albert L. Rose/Son/9/Colchester, Essex/Census
1881/Alice M. Rose/Daughter/8/Colchester, Essex/Census
1881/Sarah Kemball/General Servant/18/Colchester, Essex/Census
1881/William Batens/Lodger, Ironmoulder/28/Bocking, Essex/Census

1882/Edward Rose/../../../Kelly's

1886/Edward Rose/../../../Kelly's

1901/Maurice Jarvis/Ostler/40/Sudbury, Suffolk/Census
1901/Elizabeth Jarvis/Wife/40/Guildford, Surrey/Census

1902/Jonathan Watson/Beer Retailer/../../Kelly's

1907/F. Thursby/../../../Benham's

In tracing my family tree, I found that my great grandad Arthur Smith was Ostler and Manager of the Fleece Hotel Tap, Culver Street, Colchester; in the 1911 census. He was 30 and had been married to Lily Grace Smith (nee Howe, born in Brightlingsea and 2 years older than him) for 7 years. They had a son who was 12 (presumably by a different mum or dad) and son called Jack who was 6 in 1911 and my grandad Worthington who was 1 at that time.
If anyone else has any information that ties in with this, I would love to hear from them. ***

1911/Arthur Smith/Ostler & Manager/30/../Census ***
1911/Lily Grace Smith/Wife/32/Brightingsea, Essex/Census
1911/../Son/12/../Census
1911/Jack Smith/Son/6/../Census
1911/Worthington Smith/Son/1/../Census
1911/Walter Raven/Boarder, Hotel Omnibusman/37/Colchester/Census

*** Provided by Sam Scrivener

 


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