Richard Holmer is licensee at the Ship, Debden in 1776.
Debden pub history index
Also known as the Ship
Residents at this address.
The licensee in 1776 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as Richard Holmer, at the Ship, Debden.
The licensee in 1816 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as William Smith, at the Ship, Debden.
The licensee in 1825 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as William Smith, at the Ship, Debden.
1832-3/John Mansfield/../../../Pigot's
9 February 1833/William Smith, deceased/../../../Essex Standard ***
1839/Daniel Johns/../../../Pigot's
1840/Daniel Johns/../../../Pigot's*
1845/Charles Johns/../../../Post Office
1848/Charles Johns/Victualler/../../White's
1851/Charles Johns/Shoemaker/../../Post Office
1851/Charles John/shoemaker and publican/48/Newport, Essex/Census **
1851/Sarah John/wife/51/Newport, Essex/Census
1851/Ellen John/daughter/22/Newport, Essex/Census
1851/Hannah John/daughter/20/Newport, Essex/Census
1851/Elizabeth John/daughter/14/Newport, Essex/Census
1851/John Gray/lodger, widower, shoemaker/55/Berden, Essex/Census
1851/Rhoda Barnes/lodger, widow, hawker/62/Colchester, Essex/Census
1851/William Brand/lodger/22/Manuden, Essex/Census
1855/C. Johns/../../../Kelly's*
1862/John Boatman/Blacksmith/../../Kelly's
1867/John Boatman/Blacksmith/../../Post Office
1870/John Boatman/Blacksmith/../../Kelly's
1871/John Boatman/Blacksmith/../../Post Office
1874/John Boatman/Blacksmith/../../Kelly's
1878/John Boatman/Blacksmith/../../Kelly's
1881/William J. Tant/Innkeeper & Thatcher/47/Debden, Essex/Census
1881/Caroline Tant/Wife/38/Saffron Walden, Essex/Census
1881/Agnes M. Tant/Daughter/12/Debden, Essex/Census
1881/Frances M. Tant/Daughter/10/Debden, Essex/Census
1881/Henry W. Tant/Son/5/Debden, Essex/Census
1881/Thomas C. Tant/Son/2/Debden, Essex/Census
1881/Mary Tant/../3m/Debden, Essex/Census
1882/William James Tant/../../../Kelly's
1886/William James Tant/../../../Kelly's
1890/William James Tant/../../../Kelly's
1891/William James Tant/Inn Keeper & Thatcher/56/Debden, Essex/Census
1891/Caroline Tant/Wife/48/Saffron Walden, Essex/Census
1891/Agnes Tant/Daughter, School Teacher/22/Debden, Essex/Census
1891/Henry Tant/Son, General Labourer/15/Debden, Essex/Census
1891/Thomas Tant/Son/12/Debden, Essex/Census
1891/Mary Tant/Daughter/10/Debden, Essex/Census
1891/Jessie Tant/Daughter/8/Debden, Essex/Census
1891/Bessie Tant/Daughter/5/Debden, Essex/Census
1894/William James Tant/../../../Kelly's
1895/William James Tant/../../../Kelly's
1898/William James Tant/../../../Kelly's
1899/William James Tant/../../../Kelly's
In 1901 at Old Ship Inn, The Village Transvaal Row, Debden
William J Tant, Thatcher & publican aged 66 and born in Debden, Essex
Caroline Tant, Wife aged 57 and born in Saffron Walden, Essex
William H Tant, Son, Thatcher aged 25 and born in Debden, Essex
Jessie C Tant, Daughter aged 18 and born in Debden, Essex
Alice E Tant, Daughter aged 15 and born in Debden, Essex
* Provided by the Pubs, Inns and Taverns Index for England, 1801-1900
** Provided by John Mead
*** Provided by Michael Lloyd-Davies