Later The Hare, Roxwell
Hare, Roxwell, 27 August 2005
Provided by Kevan
Residents at this address.
The licensee in 1772 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as William Pierce, at the Hare & Hounds.
The licensee in 1800 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as John Suckling, at the Hare & Hounds.
The licensee in 1806 was recorded on the Alehouse Recognizances as John Suckling, at the Hare & Hounds.
1832-3/William Cheek/../../../Pigots
1839/Sarah Cheek/../../../Pigots
1845/Mrs. Cheek/../../../Post Office
1848/Sarah Cheek/Victualler/../../Whites
1851/Mrs. Sarah Cheek/../../../Post Office
1851/Sarah Cheek/widow, licensed victualler/60/Roxwell, Essex/Census ***
1851/Maria Cheek/daughter, assistant/29/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1851/Stephen Cheek/son, ag lab/23/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1851/George Cheek/son, ag lab/17/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1851/William Cheek/grandson/09/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1851/William Halls/lodger, ag lab/60/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1851/William Halls junior/lodger, ag lab/16/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1851/Charles Halls/lodger, ag lab/10/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1851/Stephen Gower/lodger, ag lab/23/Margaret Roding, Essex/Census
1851/James Franklin/lodger, bricklayer/57/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1851/John James/lodger, ag lab/41/Good Easter, Essex/Census
1855/Mrs. S. Cheek/../../../Kellys*
My Great Great Grandfather James Emerson, was a Publican from 1861 to 1871 at the Hare & Hounds, Blackwall. He originally came from Alford in
Lincolnshire. The 1871 Census confirms that most of his family had moved
from the Hare, up the road to Boyton Cross, their occupations then became
carpenters/wheelwrights. The family remained in the Chelmsford area for the
next 10-15 years. **
Tracking my Gr Grandfather also a James Emerson, he became the Publican at
The Willows or Three Willows
Birchanger, circa 1899 for some 8 years and remained in the Bishops
Stortford area, where we still have Jamess extended family living
there. **
Jamess brother Frank, also became involved with the Chelmsford Breweries
and then moved to Hitchin St, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire to run the Black
Bear (shown on Census 1901).
Wherever I track I can find family either working as Master Brewers at
Sawbridgeworth/Bishops Stortford or, as my Grandfather Frederick Emerson did
in his youth, drive steam engines - up to Bury St Edmunds, also for Taylors.
Frederick Emerson married a daughter Eva, from a very successful Publican
family from Sawbridgeworth, who ran the
George IV _ James
Broad and his eldest daughter ran The Fox. **
1861/James Emerson/Publican/40/Alford, Lincolnshire/Census **
1861/Elizabeth Emerson/Wife/43/Wickenby, Lincolnshire/Census
1861/John Emerson/Son/11/South Wheald, Essex/Census
1861/James Emerson/Son/8/Thorney, Nottinghamshire/Census
1861/Thomas Emerson/Son/6/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1861/Frank Emerson/Son/4/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1861/Edward Emerson/Son/2/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1862/James Emerson/../../../Kellys
1867/James Emerson/Family Brewer & Farmer/../../Post Office
1870/James Emerson/Family Brewer & Farmer/../../Kellys
1871/James Emerson/Family Brewer & Farmer/../../Post Office
1871/Henry Hawkins/Publican & Brewer/25/Great Maplestead, Essex/Census
1871/Hannah Louisa Hawkins/Wife/23/Great Maplestead, Essex/Census
1871/Jessie Louisa Hawkins/Daughter/4/Mallock Bath, Derbyshire/Census
1871/Harry Frank Hawkins/Son/9 months/Chelmsford, Essex/Census
1871/Hannah Hawkins/Mother, Tailoress/45/Great Maplestead, Essex/Census
1871/Letitia Hawkins/General Servant/16/Great Maplestead, Essex/Census
1874/Henry Hawkins/Brewer & Farmer/../../Kellys
1878/Robert Dawson/../../../Kellys
1881/William Stokes/Publican/56/Chignall Smealy, Essex/Census
1881/Emma Stokes/Wife/52/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1881/Walter Hare/Lodger, Agricultural Labourer/30/Roxwell, Essex/Census
1881/George Mead/Lodger, Agricultural Labourer/24/Stanway, Essex/Census
1882/William Stokes/../../../Kellys
1886/William Stokes/../../../Kellys
1890/William Stokes/../../../Kellys
1894/James Page/../../../Kellys
1895/James Page/../../../Kellys
1898/James Page/../../../Kellys
1899/James Page/../../../Kellys
1902/George William Goodchild/../../../Kellys
1906/Herbert Kemp/../../../Kellys
1908/Herbert Kemp/../../../Kellys
1910/Herbert Kemp/../../../Kellys
1912/Herbert Kemp/../../../Kellys
1914/William Bird/../../../Kellys
1917/William Bird/../../../Kellys
1922/William Bird/../../../Kellys
1925/Edward Letts/../../../Kellys
1929/Edward Letts/../../../Kellys
1933/Edward Letts/../../../Kellys
1937-43/Mrs. A. Letts/../../../Kellys
My Grandma Mrs Alice Letts was the landlady of the Hare
@ Hounds until September 1943. It was then handed over to my stepfather Jack
Reynolds and my mother Doris Reynolds at that date and remained in the
family until June 1979 whereon my mother died. The name difference was due
to the fact that my father Bernard Mays died in 1937 who was the
illegitimate son of Alice Letts and he was born in 1909. Jack and Doris
produced two sons Raymond and Richard Reynolds, sadly Richard died in
November 2000.
1943/Jack Reynolds/../../../..
* Provided
by the Pubs, Inns and Taverns Index for England, 1801-1900
* Provided by Heather Ryman
*** Provided by John Mead
Derek Mays