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Herring Fishery, 4 Nelson Street, Lowestoft

at Southend in 1839.

Herring Fishery Inn, 4 Nelson Street / 108 High Street. (Later the Spread Eagle). Originally owned by the Old Company of Beachmen. *

Lowestoft pub history index

A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Lowestoft - Suffolk. The Lowestoft, Suffolk listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.

Residents at this address.

1823 - John Denny. Norfolk Chronicle, 10th May 1823.

1823 - Advertised “For Sale” in the Norwich Mercury, 3rd May 1823.

1823 - William Smith - Pigots Directory

1825 - John Denny, Publican, Lowestoft (London Gazette 1st Feb 1825)

1830/Joseph Clark/../../../White's Directory **

1839 - Thomas Porter - Pigot’s Directory

1839 - Thomas Porter - Robson’s Directory.

1839 - Thos Porter - Post Office Directory

1841 - Thomas Porter (Age 45, Victualler, High Street, South End) HO107-1030-6

1844/Robert Watson/../../../White's Directory **

1850 - William Church - Hunt & Co Directory.

1851 - William Church (Age 33, Innkeeper, High Street) HO107/1805/

1852 - Thomas Bennett - Slater’s Directory.

1855/John Wm Church/../../../White's Directory **

1861/William Church/Licensed Victualler/43/Middleton, Suffolk/Census **
1861/Mary A Church/Wife/44/Lowestoft, Suffolk/Census
1861/Lucy Miller/Servant, Housemaid/21/Dereham, Norfolk/Census

1865 - William Rose (Beer Retailer) - Post Office Directory. 4 Nelson Street

1867 - William Rose. Norfolk News, 20th Apr 1867.

1869/William Henn/../../../Post Office Directory

1869 - Alfred Lydamore (Beer Retailer) - Post Office Directory.

1869 - License Application. Ipswich Journal, 11th September 1869.

1871 - William Henn. Norwich Mercury, 15th Jul 1871.

1875 - William Henn (Publican) - E.R. Kelly, Post Office Directory.

1876 - Frederick Pooley. Norfolk News, 18th Mar 1876.

1878 - Frederick Octavius Pooley. Norfolk News, 26th Jan 1878.

1879/Frederick Octavius Pooley/Herring Fishery tavern, 4 Old Nelson Street/../../Post Office Directory

1881 - Frederick O. Pooley (Age 32, Publican) - (RG11-1903-63-23)

1881/Frederick O Pooley/Publican/32/Blofield, Suffolk/Census
1881/Emma M Pooley/Wife/33/Gorleston, Norfolk/Census
1881/Claude F Pooley/Son/4/Lowestoft, Suffolk/Census
1881/Adele Barnard/Lodger, Pianist/30/London, Middlesex/Census
1881/Havell Moyse/General Servant/18/Kessingland, Suffolk/Census
+ Lodgers

1882 - F.O. Pooley. The Stage, 24th Feb 1882.

1884 - License transferred from F. O. Pooley to William Page. Lowestoft Journal, 14th June 1884.

1891 - Samuel G. Marler (Age 36, Licenced Victualler, 108 High Street) RG12-1493-33-17

1891 - Samuel George Marler. Eastern Daily Press, 8th Sep 1891.

1892 - Samuel George Marler - Kelly’s Directory. 108 High Street

1894 - Samuel G. Marler. EADT, 15th Jun 1894.

1895 - S.G. Marler. Music License. Lowestoft Journal, 31 Aug 1895.

1899 - Arthur Barwell Aldridge. Fisheries Hotel. Eastern Evening News, 24th Apr 1899.

* Provided by Ian White

** Provided By Colin Ager