Oxford pub history index
Named in the 1871 census
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.
My great great grandfather, George Talbot, was a proprietor at the
Light Horseman in the 1870s. When George’s
father (also George Talbot) died in 1860, I can see from the 1861 census
that his wife, Frances Talbot, became a publican at the Red Ox at 33 High
Street in St. Thomas. ***
In 1841 and 1851 my great great great grandfather was listed as a brewer.
From the limited knowledge I have gained from on-line maps, I am thinking he
was living close to Hall’s Brewery and Morrells. I guess after all this time
it would be impossible to determine which brewery he was working for. ***
A man named Richard Talbot who I haven’t yet proved to be a relative, is
shown in the 1851 census to have been running a brewery tap at 34 High
Street in St. Clement. ***
1861/Francis Talbot/Publican, Widow/58/Dover/Census
1861/George Talbot/Son/32/Oxford/Census
1861/Mary Talbot/Daughter, Dressmaker/19/Oxford/Census
1861/Emma Talbot/Daughter/16/Oxford/Census
1861/Alice Talbot/Daughter/13/Oxford/Census
1861/George W B/Grandson/4/Appleford, Berkshire/Census
+ Lodgers
1863/Frances Talbot (Mrs)/beer retailer/../../Dutton, Allen & Co Directory
1869/Mrs F Talbot/beer retailer/../../Post Office Directory
1871/Frances Talbot/Publican, Widow/66/Dover, Kent/Census
1871/John Talbot/Son, Railway Engine Driver/33/Oxford, Oxfordshire/Census
1871/Alice Talbot/Daughter/23/Oxford, Oxfordshire/Census
+ Lodgers
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