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Henley on Thames pub history index
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire. The Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
The following entries are in this format:
Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.
Henley on Thames 1863 Traders
A - I
| Allen James, paper manufacturer, New mills
Ashby John, furniture broker, Bath place Ashfield James, Black Horse, Friday street Austin Frank, Three Horse Shoes, Reading road Avery George, upholsterer, Bell street Avery George Smith, hairdresser, Bell street Ayres George, beer retailer, New street Ball Matthew, Wheat Sheaf, Reading road Banbury John, Bear, Bell street Burnett C. (Mrs), miller, Water side Barney Thos., Old White Horse, Northfield end Barnley Thomas John, manager, Gas works Bendy William, saddler, 1 Duke street Bew Maria (Mrs), marine store, High street Binfield Thomas, butcher, Market place Bisley Joseph, tailor, West street Blackall Richard, butcher, Market place Blackall William, umbrella maker, West street Bore John, station master, Railway station Brakspear Wm. Henry, brewer, Henley brewery Briant Thomas, grocer & baker, Northfield end Broad Joseph, beer retailer and tobacconist, Bell street Brooks James Henry and Arthur D., surgeons, Market place Brown Daniel, beer seller, Market place Brown George Dransfield, surgeon, Bell street Brown John, leather seller, Bell street Buckett Thomas, coal dealer, West street Buckett William, tailor, Duke street Bullock Edwin, butcher, Market place Bullock George, cattle salesman, Bell street Burgess Richard, shoemaker, Friday street Burgis Daniel, grocer, Market place Burningham Charles, whitesmith, New street Butler Charles, beer retailer, Northfield end Butler Edmund, Saracens Head, Grey's lane Bye Robert, Feathers, Market place Byles John Beuzeville, coal merchant Water side Byles Thomas Fox Alexander, & Co., brewers, Friday street Cable Edward, Pack Horse, Northfield end Carter Thomas, draper, Market place Carter Thomas, grocer, Bell street Castle John, baker, Bath place Castle Lawrence Wm., grocer, Bell street Chamberlain Edmund, grocer & baker, Duke street Chase Rebecca (Mrs), Row Barge, West street Chisholm David John, master of National school Clements Henry, hairdresser and tax collector, Bell street Clements Thomas, beer retailer, West street Clements Thomas, stationer & fancy repository, Bell street Clinch John, shopkeeper, West street Coles Charles, smith and farrier, Bell street Collins Elizabeth (Mrs), marine store dealer, Friday street Cook Wm., grocer and ropemaker, Hart street Cooke Thomas, confectioner and baker, Bell street Cooper Charles, painter and glazier, Bell street |
Cooper Henry B., plumber and painter, Bell
street Cooper Mary (Mrs), china dealer, High street Cooper Samuel and John, solicitors, West hill Cope Philip, inspector of police, High street Copelund Frank S., furnishing & general ironmonger, locksmith, and bell hanger, Hart st Corbett James, Golden Ball, Assenden Coster Charles, watchmaker, Hart street Cross Ann (Mrs), greengrocer, Bell street Crouch B. A., grocer, Market place Cunnington James, excise officer Day John, Three Tuns, Market place Dimblebee Lydia (Mrs), confectioner, Bell street Dixon Boljort, goods agent to Great Western Railway Co., Railway station Dobson Joseph, corn dealer, Bell street Dobson Sophia (Mrs), butcher, Duke street Dobson William, maltster, Market place Draper Charles, excise officer Drewett John, White Horse and Star, and wheelwright, Northfield end Dutfield John, Hope inn, and shopkeeper, Northfield end Eaton Susannah (Mrs), Swan, Market place Edgar James, chemist, Bell street Edman Bonner, dentist, Market place Eyers Mary (Miss), Catherine Wheel, commercial and family hotel and posting house, Hart street Farley Lydia, White Hart, Hart street Fletcher Valentine, beerseller, Grey's lane Fuller Thomas, baker, Bell street Geere Henry, painter and glazier, Duke street Giles Charles, beerseller, Friday street Giles Thomas, grocer, Friday street Godby Rev. Charles H, D.C.L., head master of Gramnur school Godfrey Henry William, commission salesman, Market place Godfrey Leonard, builder, New street Godfrey Sarah (Mrs), school, Market place Gray William, shoemaker, Friday street Grayson W. (Executors of), jewellers, Bell street Grimsdale Thomas Hart, Queens Head, and brewer, Duke street Guggenheim Jules, photographer, Market place Hamilton Thos., Duke of Cumberland, Bell street Harding William, registrar of births and deaths, West hill Harman Martha (Mrs), dressmaker, Friday street Harris William, wheelwright and carpenter, Northfield end Harrison Thomas, tailor and woollen draper, Hart street Hartley Letitia (Mrs), infant school, Grey's bill Henwood Richard, game dealer, West street Hewer Thomas, bird stuffer, Northfield end Hews (Thos.) & Son (Wm. Thos.), auctioneers, valuers, and land and estate agents, Hart street Hills the Misses, dressmakers, bell street Holford Sarah (Miss), confectioner. Market place Hone C. (Mrs), seminary, Northfield end Hooper James, beer retailer, and boat builder, Thames side Hope Henry and Co., ironfounders, Bell street Horsley William, grocer. High street House Charles, tailor, Water side House Harriett (Mrs), beer retailer, New street Howse John, tailor, Bell street Hndson John, shoemaker, Duke street Hunt Jeremiah, upholsterer, Bell street Hunt Reuben, fishmonger, Bell street Hussey Sarah (Mrs), gaiter maker, Bell street Irvin Elizabeth (Mrs), midwife, Friday street Ive Alfred, wine and spirit merchant, and Greyhound, Market place |