Prince of Wales, South Street, Ponders End

Enfield pub history index

Listed as closed in the 1911 census summary.

A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Middlesex.

Residents at this address

1861/Alfred Conyard/Beer Shop Keeer/28/Warwickshire/Census
1861/Mary Conyard/Wife/35/Staffordshire/Census
1861/Alfred Conyard/Son/4/Enfield, Middlesex/Census
1861/Rose Conyard/Daughter/2/Enfield, Middlesex/Census

1871/Alfred Conyard/Beer Retailer/40/Shepton Mallett, somerset/Census
1871/Clara C Conyard/Wife/40/Goswell street, Middlesex/Census
1871/Alfred Conyard/Son/14/Ponders End, Middlesex/Census
1871/Rose Conyard/Daughter/14/Ponders End, Middlesex/Census
1871/Agnes C Houle/Daughter/9/Deptford, Kent/Census
1871/John C Tuff/Lodger, Bricklayer/25/Hertfordshire/Census
1871/I Brushwood/Lodger, Engine Driver/21/Cheshunt/Census

1881/Alfred Conyard/Beerhouse Keeper/48/Shepton Mallett, Somerset/Census
1881/Clara Conyard/Wife/49/Haggerston, Middlesex/Census
1881/Alfred Conyard/Son, Gun Smith/23/Ponders End, Middlesex/Census
1881/Agnes Flora Conyard/Daughter/19/Kent/Census

1899/George Cutler/../../../Post Office Directory

1891/Clara Conyard/Beer House Keeper, Widow/62/City Road, London/Census
1891/Clara Conyard/Niece/18/Edmonton, Middlesex/Census
1891/James Hatley/Boarder/32/Linton, Cambridgeshire/Census
1891/John Hatley/Boarder/19/Linton, Cambridgeshire/Census

1901/George Eley/Beer House Keeper/31/Clapham, Surrey/Census
1901/Elizabeth Eley/Wife/27/Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk/Census
1901/Dorothy Eley/Daughter/3/Enfield, Middlesex/Census
1901/Jack Eley/Son/3 months/Enfield, Middlesex/Census
1901/Emily Mirams/Servant/14/Walthamstow, Essex/Census

1911/Jessie S Wiltshire/Caretaker, Widow/35/Peckham/Census
1911/Mabel Wiltshire/Daughter/13/Peckham/Census
1911/Jessie G Wiltshire/Daughter/5/Tottenham/Census
1911/Percy E Wiltshire/Son/3/Tottenham/Census

Morning Advertiser. 12 June 1909
Prince of Wales, Ponders End
In support of the application of the licensee and owners for the renewal of the licence of the Prince of Wales beerhouse, South street, Ponders End. The house was an old house, in rather poor condition, of the rateable value of 42 pounds. Within the half a mile radius there were three full licences and another beerhouse. The house was perfectly easy of supervision. It was an old but prefectly comfortable house. There were three works employing men in the neighbourhood. The police evidence was that the house was well conducted and easy of supervision.
Mr Boyd submitted that the court below had made a mistake in referring this licence to the committee. This was a growing neighbourhood with a great number of works and there was a necessity for men to have licensed premises in which to eat their meals. Mr Marks, valuer, said there had been a steady increase in the trade of this house during the past five years. The barrelage last year was 366, and the bottles 2,088. The committee refused to renew the licence.

Acton Gazette 06 August 1909 - The Licensing Act 1904
At their principal meeting held on the 11th and 18th days of June and the 16th of July, 1909, to refuse Renewal of the Licence of the Premises specified below:
The Prince of Wales, South street, Ponders End, On Licence for Beer and Cider, George Eley, owners Messrs Whitbread & Co, Chiswell street, Finsbury