Newport pub history
In 1901 at the Elephant & Castle, High Street, Newport, Saffron Walden nect to Palletts Farm
William Jackson, Beerhouse keeper aged 58 and born in Arkesden, Essex
Mary Ann Jackson, Wife aged 55 and born in Debden, Essex
Alice Berry, Daughter, Widow aged 29 and born in Wendens Ambo, Essex
Edward H Berry, Grand son aged 5 and born in Croydon, Surrey
In 1911 at the Elephant and Castle Inn Newport Essex, Newport
Mary Ann Jackson, Publican and coal dealer, Widow aged 65 and born in Debden, Essex
Frederick W Jackson, Son, Work at home aged 41 and born in Albury Herts
Alice Berry, Daughter, Work at home, Widow aged 39 and born in Audley End, Essex
Edwin H Berry, Grandson, Butcher boy aged 15 and born in Croydon Surrey
Albert C S Berry, Grandson, Errand boy aged 13 and born in Croydon Surrey
Albert Jackson, Son, Game keeper aged 37 and born in Shelord Cambridgeshire
Rose Jackson, Daughter in law aged 35 and born in Pennington Hants
Abbirt W Jackson, Grandson aged 7 and born in Botany Bay, Middlesex
Winifred M Jackson, Grand daughter aged 5 and born in Botany Bay, Middlesex
Dorothy R Jackson, Grand daughter aged 2 and born in Clay Hill Enfield
In 1914 Frederick Heaton married an Alice Berry in the Saffron Walden district
1918 Electoral Register lists Frederick Heaton and Alice Heaton at the Elephant & Castle Inn
In 1921 census at the Elephant and Castle, Newport, Essex,
Fred Heaton, Inn Keeper aged 63 years 3 months and born in Unsworth, Lancashire
Alice Heaton, Wife, Assistant Inn Keeper aged 49 years 9 months and born in Audley End, Essex
Mary Ann Jackson, Mother-in-law, Pensioner aged 75 years 7 months and born in Debden, Essex
Albert Charles Sidney Berry, Step-son, Butchers Assistant, F Britton, Newport aged 23 years 6 months and born in Croydon, London
Herts and Essex Observer. 22 October 1932
The death occurred on Saturday after an illness of 12 months, of Mr Frederick Heaton, aged 74, licensee of the Elephant & Castle public house, Newport. Deceased, who was born in Lancashire, spent some years at Rectory Farm, Needingworth, near St Ives before coming to Newport about 20 years ago.
He was a brother of Mr Jesse Heaton, of Balletts Farm, Newport and two elder brothers live at Needingworth. He leaves a widow, one son, two daughters and a stepson.
1937, James Singer Keith, Elephant & Castle, High street, Newport
In 1939 at the Elephant & Castle, High Street, Newport
James S Keith, Innkeeper born in 17 Jul 1869 or 15 July 1868
Alice Keith, Unpaid Domestic Duties born in 02 Oct 1872
Herts and Essex Observer. 05 July 1947
Elephant & Castle, Newport for Trumans Beers
London Mild and Stout
Noted for the Best Bitter
Wines of the Best Quality only.