Globe, 43, 45 & 47 Marylebone Road, Marylebone NW1
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The eastern section of New Road was renamed to Marylebone Road sometime between 1856 and 1869. The Globe was previously at the address of 22 York Buildings, New Road near the junction with York Place
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
Globe, 43-47 Marylebone Road, NW1 - in March 2008
Kindly provided by Stephen Harris
Residents at this address.
1824/William Albon/victualler/../../Sun Fire Office records held at the London Metropolitan Archives *
1833-34/Thomas Harris/../../../Pigot's Directory *
1839/Thomas Harris/../../../Pigot's Directory *
1841/Thomas Harris/../../../Post Office Directory *
1842/T. Harris/../../../Robson's Directory *
1843/Thomas Harris/../../../Kellys Directory
1848/Thomas Harris/../../../Post Office Directory
1851/Thomas Harris/../../../Kellys Directory
1856/Mrs Ann Roberts/../../../Post Office Directory
November 1862/J Coram, deceased/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era
November 1862/Ann Coram, widow of J Coram, late occupier/Incoming
Licensee/../../Era
1862/Thomas Griffiths/../../../Post Office Directory *
1869/Thomas Griffiths/../../../Post Office Directory
1881/Mary Kamyons/Barmaid/24/Thackley, Huntingdon/Census
1881/Clara Crossby/Barmaid/18/Bromley, Kent/Census
1881/Glot Bullen/Barman/18/Cambridge/Census
1881/John Frowns/Barman/25/Ware, Hertford/Census
1881/Minnie Godwin/Cook/36/Crowland, Lincoln/Census
1882/Mrs Mary Winstone/../../../Post Office Directory
1884/Alfred C Stuck/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Alfred C Stock/../../../Post Office Directory
1895/Alfred C Stock & Co/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/Alfred C Stock & Co/../../../Post Office Directory
This page lists details of Jesse Hill and the family. ***
1901/Frank E Hill/Licenced Victualler’s Manager/25/Islington, London/Census ***
1901/Ellen Hill/Wife/30/Feltham, Middlesex/Census
1901/Ada A Steefiman/Cook (domestic)/25/Leicestershire/Census
1901/Jane E Keith/General Servant/28/Lambeth, London/Census
1901/John P Foley/Barman/24/1877/Male/Middlesex/Census
1901/Henry Heath/Barman/25/1876/Male/Middlesex/Census
1901/Arthur J W Cottrell/Barman/21/At Sea/Census
1901/Patrick Hearne//Barman/27/Ireland/Census
1906/Alfred C. Stock & Co./../../../Post Office Directory *
1910/Henry Albert Millis/../../../Post Office Directory
In 1911 at the Globe P H Marylebone Road, St Marylebone *+
James Orbell, Manager aged 40 and born in Hampstead
Elizabeth Orbell, Wife, Manager aged 42 and born in Pusey Berks
Alice Savage, Barmaid aged 26 and born inBirmingham
Margaret Nation, Barmaid aged 23 and born in Plymouth
Isabel Lee, Barmaid aged 23 and born in Sheffeild
Ethel May Mitchellm Cook's assistant hotel aged 23and born in Peckham
Annie Newtonm Cook hotel aged 26 and born inBattersea
Harry Way, Barman aged 26 and born in Morchard Bishop North Devon
Albert Fowles, Barman aged 20 and born inHolloway
William Thomas Hall, Potman aged 37 and born in Woolwich
Amy Anderson, Manageress aged 32and born in London
Ethel Buck, Waitress aged 23and born in Hull
Teresa Bettridge, Waitress aged 25 and born inLondon
Sidney Ridgway, Cook hotelaged 19 and born in Reading
Arthur Oldfield , Porter hotelaged 21 and born in Whittlesea Cambridge
William Fourd, Cook hotel aged 27 and born in Deptford
Rudolph Schultzm, Cook aged 16 and born in Burnham on Crouch
1915/Baker & Co./../../../Post Office Directory *
1921/Baker & Co/../../../Post Office Directory **
In 1921 at 45 Marylebone Road, St Marylebone, *+
Minnie Hull, Manageress, Baker & Co aged 43 years 6 months andand born in London
Ethel Baker, Barmaid, Baker & Co aged 27 years 6 months andand born in London
Sarah O'Byrne, Cook General, Baker & Co aged 55 years 5 months and born in Chobham, Surrey
1934/Baker & Medcalf/../../../Post Office Directory *
1938/Baker & Medcalf/../../../Post Office Directory **
In 1911 census, Sidney Blake is a Barman and cellarman at 15 Hobart Place S W, St George Hanover is the Feathers; by 1921 he is at the Princess of Wales, in Villiers street
In 1939 electoral register at The Globe Public House, 45-47 Marylebone Road
Sidney Blake, Bar Manager Divorced born 09 Apr 1891
Raymond S Blake, Apprentice -General Electrical Engineer born 29 Jun 1921
John W Purvis, Bar - Cellermanborn 26 Jul 1909
Dorothy Wells (Chesterpotter), Bar Manageress House Keeper born 01 Feb 1907
Maud Diver, Cook General Widowed born 02 Feb 1899
1940/Baker & Medcalf/../../../Post Office Directory *
1942/Baker & Medcalf/../../../Post Office Directory *
1944/Baker & Medcalf/../../../Post Office Directory *
From 1945-1955 The Globe was occupied by Dorothy Milford, plus her daughter & son-in-law Joan & Lawrence Rutter, and her grandson John Rutter (composer and conductor, now Sir John Rutter CBE) *+
There is a Sidney Blake at the Lincoln, Blandford street in 1922.
Marylebone Mercury. 18 January 1941 *+
The remains of the late Mr S. Blake, of the “Globe” Hotel, Marylebone-road, were cremated at St. Marylebone Crematorium, Finchley, the ashes later being interred in St. Marylebone Cemetery.
The chief mourners at the funeral were Mr R. Blake (son), Mr. and Mrs. T. Ramer (brother-in-law and sister), Miss D. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Potter, Mr. B. Merrett, Mrs. F. Browne, Mr. D. Baker, Miss Haywood, Mr. Medcalf, Mr. J. Cave and representatives of his Masonic Lodge No. 2738.
Floral tributes were received from: Ray; Louie, Harold and family; Dot; Ethel and Jack; Ben, Bella and family; Et, Fred and Grandad Potter; Derby and May; Lodge 2738; Mr. and Mrs. A. Blake, Messrs. Baker and Medcalf; Mr. Cave and Maureen; Mr. and Mrs. G. Carter; his staff; the Restaurant staff; Monkie, Fred, Tie and D; and Miss Haywood.
My interest in The Globe, and how I came to have the info re Dorothy Milford and the Rutter family's occupation 1945-1955. *+
Last week, Sir John Rutter was Radio 3's Composer of the Week, and he mentioned having discovered an old piano on the top floor, which he presumed had been left behind by a previous occupier. Being a bit of an amateur local/family historian, I decided to try and find out who the previous occupiers might have been - and came across your most interesting website.
You might like to read the 1st and 3rd paragraph of the following transcript of an earlier interview with John Rutter:
* Provided By Ewan
*+ Provided By Ann Davies
** Provided By Stephen Harris
*** Provided By Mike Weaver
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