Greenwich Index
The 1851 census lists the address as at 1 Garden stairs with Brewhouse lane next on the census. Listed in Church street in the 1852 directory.
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Greenwich, London.
Residents at this address.
1805/John Letton/../../../Holden's Directory *
1823-24/Richard Letton, Salutation, Church street/../../Pigot's Directory *
1825/Mrs Grace Ann Letton (late)/../../../Licensed Victuallers Association
records *
1825/Richard Letton/../../../Licensed Victuallers Association records *
1826/Richard Letton/../../../Pigot's Directory *
Morning Advertiser 30 August 1831
Harlequin Steam Packet - Excursion for Pleasure to Southend, and land for three hours to view pier, &c and back before dark - Captain Corbin and Mr Poole (Steward), having been solicited by many families and Friends to make this select excursion, have fixed the same for Thursday, next, September 1.
To prevent incovnience, the number of visitors will be limited - an early application for Tickets is therefore recommended.
Tickets 6s each (Children half price), to be had of Captain Corbin, on board, and of the following Gentlemen:
Mr I Finney, Tottenham, Middlesex;
Mr Rusby, Ship Tavern, Water lane;
Mr Mount, Tower street; Mr Garland, Leadenhall market; Mr Merrell, Leadenhall market; Mr Parker, Mill lane, Tooley street;
Mr Cole, Lion and Lamb, Charles street, Horselydown;
Mr Cotton, White Swan, Deptford;
Me Eales, White Hart, Greenwich;
Mr Lutton, Salutation, Greenwich;
Mr F Sales, Woolwich;
Mr Saunders, Gloucester Arms, Kent road;
Mr Reeves, Kings Head, Stratford;
Mr Bird, Yorkshire Stingo, Paddington;
Mr Ward, Edgware road;
Mr Skearsley, Cheshire Cheese, Vinegar yard, Drury lane;
Mr Ward, Hatter, Clare street; Mr Cox, Crown street, Soho; Mr Cox, Carnaby market;
Mr Desormeaux, George and Vulture, Ratcliff highway;
Mr Clifton, Three Tuns, Jewry street;
Mr Carr, Bonner street;
Mr Mills, Barking Dog, Tabernacle walk;
Mr Kemp, Woolpack, St John street;
Mr Hurrell, City road;
Mr Waterfield, Ship and Half Moon, Woolwich;
Mr Mead, Lion and Lamb, Lewisham;
Mr Curtis, Rum Puncheon, Gravesend;
Mr Beadle, Erith;
Mr Gill, Fountain, Lower Sloane street, Chelsea;
and Mr Parsonage, 149 Old street, Goswell street;
The Vessel will leave the New Steam Packet Wharf, St Katherines, at Nine precisely.
1832-34/Richard Letton, Salutation, Church street/../../Pigots Directory
Morning Advertiser 30 August 1833/Mr Lettan, Salutation, Greenwich/../../Licensed Victuallers Association
1836/Richard Letton, Salutation, Church street/../../Pigot's Directory
1840/Richard Lefton/../../../Pigot's Directory *
1851/George J Webb/Victualler and Waterman/45/Greenwich, Kent/Census
1851/Mary A Webb/Wife/44/London, Middlesex/Census
1851/Maria Webb/Daughter/23/Greenwich, Kent/Census
1851/Katharine Webb/Daughter, Barmaid/18/Greenwich, Kent/Census
1851/George Webb/Son, Watermans Apprentice/15/Greenwich, Kent/Census
1851/Fanny Webb/Daughter, Barmaid/14/Greenwich, Kent/Census
1851/John Webb/Son/11/Greenwich, Kent/Census
1851/Thomas Webb/Son/5/Greenwich, Kent/Census
1851/Mary Croly/Seervant/20/Greenwich, Kent/Census
1852/George Webb, Salutation, Church street, Greenwich/../../Archdeacons Directory
1855/G. J. Webb/../../../Post Office Directory *
1858/William Halfpenny/../../../Melville's Directory *
1862/John Salter/../../../Kelly's Directory *
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