Oxford 1863 directory index
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Oxfordshire. The 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.
Oxford Traders - W.
Wadlow Charles, H. vet. surgeon, Charles street
Wagstaff Joseph, currier, Queen street
Wagstaffe & Arnett (the Misses), Ladies' establishment, Cleveland Villa, St
Giles
Wait John, news agent, Ship street
Wakefield William, grocer, 15 George street
Wakelin Ann (Mrs), beer retailer, 63 High street, St Thomas'
Walker Abraham, grocer, 120 St Aldate street
Walker Charles, beerseller & grocer, Bridport st
Walker George Henry, tinman, brazier, and photographer, 87 St Aldate street
Walker Thomas, shoemaker, 30 St Ebbe's street
Walker Thomas, tinman and brazier, Penson's gardens
Walker William, tailor, 2 Market street
Walklett Francis, plumber, glazier, and painter, 9 St Giles' terrace
Walklett Thomas Alf., butcher, 13 Union street
Wallace Thos., chemist & druggist, St Aldate st
Wallis Thomas, shopkeeper and beer retailer, Gloucester green
Walsh Henry, solicitor, 10 New Inn Hall street
Walsh William, chemist, 4 Queen street
Walsh William Henry, solicitor, 10 New Inn Hall street
Walter William Hill, picture frame manufacturer and dealer in antiques, 81 &
82 High street
Walton Thomas, Bath chairman, 5 Alfred street, St Giles'
Wangler John Geo., watchmaker, Market street
Ward William& Co., coal merchants & maltsters, New road
Wareham William, tailor, 40 Paradise square
Warland Henry, grocer, 8 St Giles' road
Washer Oliver, beerseller, Speedwell street
Waterfield Thomas, shopkeeper, 49 George st
Watkins Henry, baker and corn dealer, 17 St Aldale street
Watson Geo., boot and shoemaker, Walton st
Watson Joaiah James and John Towle, millers, and coal merchants. City mills,
and London and North Western Wharf
Watts William, shopkeeper, 51 Observatory st
Way William, grocer, 110 High street
Way William Widbin, grocer and tea dealer, 73 St Aldate street
Weaving Frederick, coal merchant, London and North Western Wharf
Weaving John Walker, coal merchant, L. & N. W. Wharf, and Park End street
Webb George, gunmaker, 19 High street
Wells Benjamin, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 36 Broad street
Wells Edward, Berlin wool & embroidery warehouse & registry office for
servants, 107 High st
Wells William Henry, carver and gilder, 81 St Aldate street
Wells Wm. Henry, jeweller and silversmith, 13 Corn Market street
Wentworth Thomas, shopkeeper, Friar's wharf
West Isaae, chemist and druggist, 67 St Giles' st
West Jane and Mary Ann (Misses), Ladies' school, 91 Walton street
West Richard, beer retailer, 25 Speedwell street
West Thomas, watchmaker, 20 High street, St Clement's
Weston William, hairdresser. 17 Broad street
Wharton Robert, fruiterer, 20 Corn Market st
Wharton William, Bull, and general smith, 40 New street, St Ebbe's
Wheeler Alfred, painter, plumber, and glazier, 10 Queen street
Wheeler & Day, stationers, booksellers, and Oxford Bible depository, 100
High street
Wheeler Richard, tailor, 6 Worcester place
Wheeler William, clothes dealer, 31 St Ebbe's street
Wheeler William, fruiterer. Market sireet
Wheeler William, horse dealer, New Inn Hall street