Residents at this address.
My GGGG grandfather may have been a
landlord at the Black Horse in Widdington. He was Jonas Bailey, born about
1777. In 1841 he was a market gardener in Widdington but by 1851 was also a
beershop keeper. This trade continued in 1861 but he was then living in the
Black Horse. By 1871, at the age of 84, he was a boarder in the pub and the
landlord was William Manton, from Lincolnshire, and his wife Mary. Jonas
died in 1873 and Mary Manton witnessed his death. Hope this is helpful.
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1851/Jonas Bailey/Gardener & Beershop Keeper, Widow/66/Widdington, Essex/Census
1851/Thomas Bailey/Son, Gardeners Labourer/40/Widdington, Essex/Census
1851/Charles Bailey/Son, Gardeners Labourer/20/Widdington, Essex/Census
1851/Robert Bailey/Son, Gardeners Labourer/17/Widdington, Essex/Census
1851/Joseph Fletcher/Railroad Labourer, Lodger/27/Ingatestone, Essex/Census
1861/Jonas Bailey/Gardener & Beer Seller/75/Widdington, Essex/Census
1861/Thomas Bailey/Gardeners Son/57/Newport, Essex/Census
1871/William Manton/Market Gardener & Retailer of Beere/57/Fleet,
Lincolnshire/Census
1871/Mary Manton/46/Wife/York/Census
1871/Jonas Bailey/Boarder, Widow, Formerly a Gardener/84/Widdington,
Essex/Census
1881/George W Turner/Beer Seller/33/Wicken, Essex/Census
1881/Lizzie H Turner/Wife/32/Newport, Essex/Census
1881/Minnie A L Turner/Daughter/10/Saffron Walden, Essex/Census
1881/Thomas Turner/Son/7/Saffron Walden, Essex/Census
1881/Ernest A Turner/Son/2/Newport, Essex/Census
1886/Watson Turner/../../../Kelly's
1890/William Wright/../../../Kelly's
* Provided by Kate Knox