Pakefield pub history index
Prince of Wales, London Road, Pakefield. (Next to the Crown and Anchor). *
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Assington, Sudbury - Suffolk. The Assington, Sudbury, Suffolk listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
Residents at this address.
1847 - Caroline Foreman (Occupier) James Mickleburgh (Owner) - Pakefield
Parish Chest Records
1874 - Ipswich Journal.
1881 - Arthur Stone (Age 24, Publican and Carpenter) - (RG11-1901-34-32)
1887 - Stone (Ipswich Journal, 1st February 1887).
1879 - License transferred from Mr. S. King to Arthur Stone. Lowestoft Journal,
18th Oct 1879.
1891 - Arthur Stone (Age 37, Builder and Licensed Victualler) - Census
(RG12-1491-19-31)
1892 - Arthur Stone (Beer Retailer and Carpenter) - Kelly’s Directory
1894 - Arthur Stone (Lowestoft Journal, 6 Oct 1894)
1900 - Arthur Stone (Beer Retailer and Carpenter) - Kelly’s Directory.
1901 - Arthur Stone (Age 46, Publican and Carpenter) - (RG13-1801-120-19)
1901 - Census enumerates pub after Church Green and before Florence Rd.
1903 - John King. Eastern Evening News, 30th Dec 1903.
1904 - Transfer of license from Mrs Wise to Mr H. E. Tripp (Youngman, Preston &
Co)
The house will now be closed. Eastern Daily Press, 18th Aug 1904.
1905 - Property for sale (Unlicensed). Lowestoft Journal, 12th Aug 1905
* Provided By Ian White
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