White Swan, 2 Oxford Street, Exning, Newmarket
The address in the 1861 census is at 1 Swan Street.
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Exning, Newmarket - Suffolk. The Exning, Newmarket, Suffolk listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
White Swan, 2 Oxford Street, Exning
[an error occurred while processing this directive]The following entries are in this format:
Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.
1861/Ambrose Frost/Shoemaker & Inn Keeper/55/Cotton, Suffolk/Census
1861/Sarah Frost/Wife/56/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1861/Betsey Frost/Daughter/26/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1861/John Frost/Son, Miller/23/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1861/Charles Frost/Son, Shoemaker/21/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1861/Sarah Frost/Daughter/18/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1861/Sophia Frost/Daughter/16/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1861/Robert Frost/Son/13/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1861/Ellen Frost/Grand Daughter/3/London, Middlesex/Census
1869/Ambrose Frost/../../../Post Office Directory
8 May 1869/The Will of Ambrose Frost late of Exning in the County of Suffolk
Innkeeper and Shoemaker deceased who died 4 March 1869 at Exning aforesaid was
proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of Sarah Frost of Exning aforesaid
Widow the Relict the sole Executrix. Effects under £200
1871/Sarah Frost/Inn Keeper, Widow/64/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1871/Sarah Frost/Daughter27/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1871/Sophia Frost/Daughter/25/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1871/John Frost/Daughter/33/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1871/Charles Frost/Son, Shoemaker/31/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1871/Robert Frost/Son/23/Exning, Suffolk/Census
1871/Emily Cass Holcomb/Grand Daughter/11/London/Census
Emily Cass Stephenson (my great great grandmother) was the grand daughter of
Ambrose Frost of the White Swan, Exning.
(Ambrose Frost had a daughter Lucy, who married James Holcomb, son of Anthony
Holcomb, the bailiff at Chippenham Hall, who lived to be 98 and was feted as
Chippenham's oldest resident when he died in 1890. James and Lucy Holcomb moved
to London where they had two daughters, and kept a beer house called the
Jolly
Butcher. James died young, and the family moved back to the Newmarket area,
where Lucy went into service and the two daughters lived with their
grandparents. Emily Holcomb went to live with Ambrose and Lucy Frost at the
White Swan in Exning. She subsequently married Charles James Stephenson, and
they kept the Carpenter's Arms in Station Road Wood Ditton / Newmarket. Charles
James Stephenson died in 1919). William Charles Stephenson was my great great
uncle; which makes him the SON of Charles James Stephenson and Emily Cass
Stephenson (nee Holcomb) ... so what we actually see at the Bull in the early
1920s is a mother succeeding her son!! *
1891/John J Briggs/../../../Post Office Directory
* provided by Jeremy Burrows
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