Marylebone index
At 20 Duke Street, Manchester Square before 1910, at the junction with Duke mews.
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
	
Devonshire Arms, 7 Duke Street, Marylebone - in July 2013
Kindly provided by Dolores Dilley
Residents at this address.
	1811/Thomas Tomkin, Devonshire Arms, Duke street, Manchester square/../../Holdens Directory
	
	1829/T Tompkin, Devonshire Arms, 20 Duke Street, Manchester Square/../../Robsons 
	Directory
	
	1833-34/William Wetheryell, Devonshire Arms, 20 Duke Street, Manchester Square/../../Pigot's 
	Directory
	
	1836/Ann Norwood, Devonshire Arms, 20 Duke Street, Manchester Square/../../Pigot's 
	Directory
	
	1839/John Spelt, Devonshire Arms, 20 Duke Street, Manchester Square/../../Pigot's Directory *
	
	1841/John Spelt/../../../Post Office Directory *
	
	1842/John Spelt/../../../Robson's Directory *
	
	1848/Henry Hart/../../../Post Office Directory *
	
	1851/Henry Hart/../../../Post Office Directory *
	
	1856/Henry Hart/../../../Post Office Directory *
	
	1869/John Buckel/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	August 1874/Robert George/Outgoing Licensee/../../Kilburn Times
	
	William Edward Bench, Licensed Victualler.
	
	August 1874/William Thomas Bench/Incoming Licensee/../../Kilburn Times
	
	In 1874 the publican was William Edward Bench, this information is from baptism record of his daughter Elizabeth. ***
	
	1875 - 1876/William Edward Bench, Devonshire Arms, 20 Duke Street, Manchester Square/../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1877/John Charles Baker, Devonshire Arms, 20 Duke Street, Manchester Square/../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1881/Edward Browne/Licensed Victualler/33/Lowestoft, Suffolk/Census 
	1881/Jane Browne/Wife/38/Peldan, Essex/Census
	1881/Ely Linderbury/General Servant/49/Deerkust, Gloucester/Census
	
	1882/Edward Browne/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1884/William V Hayden/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1891/William Venus Hayden/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1895/William Venus Hayden/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1899/John Everitt Page/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1910/Mrs Minni Clarke/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1915/Mrs Caroline Peterken/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1921/Mrs Peterken/../../../Hughes Directory 
	
	1934/Fredk W Clark/../../../Kellys Directory 
	
	1938/Hy J Clements/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1944/Miss Gladys E Skinner/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	From 1948 to 1952, Katie Deacon and Dennis Deacon were Licensed Victuallers
	at the "Preston Hotel",
	Preston Road, Wembley. (now 161 London Road). From 1953 to 1962 Katie Deacon
	and Dennis Deacon were Licensed Victuallers at the Kings Arms, 82 Tottenham
	Court Road. **
	
	Katie Ellen Deacon and her husband Dennis Deacon were the Licensed
	Victuallers, at the "George 1V",
	28 Portugal street from 1955 up until 1962 and when we were
	young, we used to visit them with our parents. Katie Ellen Deacon was
	Godmother to my Sister Sheila Carnaby (Parrs Head). **
	
	Over the years they had multiple pubs at the same time: 
	
	1955, the “Regency
	Arms” 53 to 55 Regency Street, SW1. **
	
	1959 to 1962 "Devonshire Arms", 7 Duke Street, Manchester Square W1 and the
	"Princess of Wales", 27 Villiers Street, WC2. **
	
	1963 to 1965 "Coach
	and Horses", Hill Street, W1 (Their residence was 5 Hill Street). **
	
	They then retired to Ramsgate where Dennis died in 1969 aged 64 years and
	Katie later died in 1994 aged 95 years. **
	
	
* Provided By Ewan
	
** Provided By John Carnaby
	
*** Provided By Graham Banfield