Rochford pub history index
Built in the mid 17th century and formerly the Post Boy Inn, the name was changed to celebrate Admiral Vernon's victory in Porto Bello. Joseph Wyatt was licensee at the Vernons Head, Rochford in 1766. Closed down about 1865 and the Victorian corn exchage was built on the site.
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Residents at this address.
The licensee in 1772 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as Joseph Wyatt, at the Vernons Head, Rochford.
The licensee in 1776 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as Joseph Wyatt, at the Vernons Head, Rochford.
1793/Martine Thayer/Licensee/../../..*
1822/Samuel Wickers/../../../Pigot's**
1823-4/Samuel Wickers/../../../Pigot's
The licensee in 1825 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as Samuel Wickers, at the Vernons Head, Rochford.
1828-9/Samuel Wickers/../../../Pigot's
1832-3/William Belcham/../../../Pigot's
1839/Thomas Henry Ford/../../../Pigot's
1841/Thomas Ford/../../../Census*
1845/William Garon/../../../Post Office
1848/William Garon/../../../White's
1851/William Garon/../../../Post Office
1851/Mary Garon/widow, licensed victualler/40/Tilbury, Essex/Census ***
1851/Sarah Jeffery/niece, companion/14/Great Burstead, Essex/Census ***
1851/James Smith/grandson, scholar/08/London, Middlesex/Census ***
1851/George Bentall/general servant/23/Pitsea, Essex/Census ***
1851/Samuel Cutts/lodger, traveller/42/London, Middlesex/Census ***
1851/John Forman senior/lodger, timber hewer/55/Colchester, Essex/Census ***
1851/John Forman junior/lodger, timber hewer/33/Colchester, Essex/Census ***
1851/William Forman/lodger, timber hewer/31/Colchester, Essex/Census ***
1851/Charles Forman/lodger, timber hewer/29/Colchester, Essex/Census ***
1851/Thomas Forman/lodger, timber hewer/27/Colchester, Essex/Census ***
1851/Benjamin Pease/lodger, carrier/42/Rawreth, Essex/Census ***
1851/John Dowsett/lodger, general labourer/55/Benfleet, Essex/Census ***
1852/W. Garon/../../../Kelly's**
1855/Mrs. M. Garon/../../../Kelly's**
1862/Samuel Barber/../../../Kelly's
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by the Pubs, Inns and Taverns Index for England, 1801-1900
*** Provided by John Mead