Banbury pub history index
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Oxfordshire.
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The Seven Stars was started by my ancestor, Louis Cox (1842- 1894). *
Louis also worked as an iron moulder, in Foundry Street.
In 1891 Louis died aged 48, of inflammation of the lungs and dropsy, industrial disease from working in the foundry.
His widow became innkeeper at the 7 Stars, until 1896 when she married Andrew Jarvis the Innkeeper of the Duke of Wellington at 3 Warwick Road; until she died in 1927 aged 81. The pub still exists today (2023). *
07 May 1891 - Banbury Advertiser _ Licence transfers
the Seven Stars, Neithrop, to Mrs Louis Cox
In 1891 census at Seven Stars, 26, Box Hedge Square, Neithrop, Banbury
Mary A Cox, Beerhouse keeper, Widow aged 44 years and born in Banbury, Oxfordshire
John Henry Cox, Son, Town postman aged 23 years and born in Banbury, Oxfordshire
Lewis Cox, Son aged 13 years and born in Banbury, Oxfordshire
Mary A Cox, Daughter aged 7 years and born in Banbury, Oxfordshire
Edward Robbinson, Lodger, Hay trusser aged 50 years and born in Banbury, Oxfordshire
George Beer, Lodger, Farm laborer aged 56 years and born in Banbury, Oxfordshire
1939/Harry J Walter/../../../Kellys Directory
* Provided by Nick Cox