Portsmouth pubs history index
This address is previously the Prince of Wales in 1901 and earlier
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Hampshire . The Hampshire listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
Duke of Cornwall, Lake Road, Landport
Kindly provided by Richard Sheath
Kindly provided by Bob Chalmers
The following entries are in this format:
Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.
Prince of Wales :
1865/Frederick Dawson/../../../Harrods Directory
1881/Charles U Burr/Licensed Victualler/51/Pembroke, Wales/Census
1881/Frances E Burr/Wife/43/Gosport, Hampshire/Census
1881/Charley W Burr/Son/6/Portsea, Hampshire/Census
1881/Florence M Burr/Daughter/2/Portsea, Hampshire/Census
1881/Bessie Smith/General Servant/16/London, Middlesex/Census
1901/Alice Fowler/Licensed Victualler/48/Shermanbury, Sussex/Census
1901/Clara Fowler/Sister, Licensed Victualler/46/Shermanbury, Sussex/Census
1901/Beatrice C Tugwell/Niece, Assistant/29/Horsham, Sussex/Census
Duke of Cornwall :
1911/Humphreys B Champion/../../../Kellys Directory
1911/Humphrey Broad Champion/Licensed Victualler/49/Truro, Cornwall/Census
1911/Elizabeth Ellen Champion/Wife/49/Botley, Hampshire/Census
1911/Mabel Anne Champion/Daughter, Assistant/18/Portsmouth, Hampshire/Census
1911/Clare Louise Champion/Daughter, Assistant/14/Portsmouth,
Hampshire/Census
1911/Jessie Margret Champion/Daughter/10/Portsmouth, Hampshire/Census
1911/Emilia Catherine Champion/Daughter/8/Portsmouth, Hampshire/Census
1911/Gladis Mary Champion/Daughter/7/Portsmouth, Hampshire/Census
1911/Helen Francis Champion/Daughter, General Servant/24/Portsmouth,
Hampshire/Census
1911/Lilly Henwood Champion/Daughter, General Servant/23/Portsmouth,
Hampshire/Census
1911/Emily Beatrice Champion/Daughter/20/Portsmouth, Hampshire/Census
1920/Humphreys B Champion/../../../Kellys Directory
1927/E F Stallard/../../../Kellys Directory
My Uncle Harry Sheath had both The Fox and The
Kingfisher pubs in Gunner Street,
Portsmouth up until they were demolished in 1970. *
He and his mother in law Rose Brewer were landlords. The Fox closed first
this was just a beer house and the Kingfisher (previously The Carpenters
Arms) had a spirits license and kept trading until a compulsory purchase
order from Port City Council decided to 'develop' the area. Rose Brewer's
sister had the Duke of Cornwall which was 5 minutes away in Lake Road Ports.
Hope this helps. *
* Provided By Richard Sheath