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At 23 Barton Street in 1894
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Residents at this address.
1863 Kellys, Hope, T. Brewer, Barton street, Gloucester
1879/Mrs M A Kendall/../../../Kellys Directory
1885/Richard Henry Sidlington/../../../Kellys Directory
1894/Wm Hy Hale/../../../Kellys Directory
1902/Frederick Burgin/../../../Kellys Directory
1906/Joseph Margrett/../../../Kellys Directory
1910/Joseph Margrett/../../../Kellys Directory
1923/William J Gough/../../../Kellys Directory
1927/William J Gough/../../../Kellys Directory
1939/Mrs Kate K Abbott/../../../Kellys Directory
Gloucester Citizen. 25 February 1950 - Death of Well Known Glo'ster Licensee.
One of the best known licensees in Gloucester, Mrs Lilly Vero Jones, proprietoress of the Midland and Royal Hotel, Station road, died yesterday.
Mrs Jones, who was in her 76th year had been active in the business up to a fortnight ago, when she suffered a heart attack, and had been confined to her room since.
Mrs Jones first becam associated with the licensed trade over 30 years ago at the Bailey Hotel, Yorkley, from where she came to Gloucester, first at the Victoria Inn, and later at the Hope Inn.
Her husband died within two years of going to the Midland and Royal Hotel about 20 years ago, where during the last 17 years, Mrs Jones has been assisted in the conduct of the business by her sister, Miss Vero.
Mrs Jones was well known to visitors from all parts of the country, and also to county sportsmen. The Midland and Royal being the meeting place of the executives of the County Cricket Club, the Gloucestershire Rugby Union, the Northern Council of the Gloucestershire Football Association, and other sporting associations.
The funeral service will be at All Saints Church.