Littlehampton pub history index
This building seems to be indicated as one of a terrace of houses in the 1876 1:2500 County Series Ordnance Survey map but the terrace does not appear in any subsequent maps even though it is known to still exists in 1905. The building in the 1876 map indicates a long thin extension at the rear which could have been a skittle alley. *
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Littlehampton, Sussex . The Littlehampton, Sussex 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.
1866 / Benjamin Cheesman / Beer retailer /… / Post Office
Directory – PH name not listed *
1871 Census: See note in the introduction. The following listing was
determined by the preceding and succeeding known information. *
1871 / Benjamin Cheesman / Head, Labourer / 52 / Climping, Sussex / Census *
1871 / Harriett Cheesman / Wife / 54 / Ford, Sussex / Census
1871 / Geo Campbell / Nephew / 3 / Littlehampton, Sussex / Census
1871 / Chas Stamp / Blacksmith / 22 / Chichester, Sussex
1881 / Benjamin Cheeseman / General Labourer / 62 / Climping, Sussex /
Census – not PH at this time? *
1881 / Harriett Cheeseman / Wife / 64 / Ford, Sussex / Census
1881 / John Campbell / Nephew, Blacksmith’s Apprentice / 12 / London /
Census
1882 / Benjamin Cheesman /… / Kelly’s Directory *
1887 / Henry Curtis /… / Kelly’s Directory – surname error? *
1890 / Henry Isaacs /... / Post Office Directory *
1891 / Henry Isaccs /… / Kelly’s Directory *
1891 / Walter W Strudwick / Head, Naturalist Publican / 49 / Fittleworth,
Sussex / Census *
1891 / Emma Strudwick / Wife, employed as barmaid / 35 / Worthing, Sussex /
Census
1891 / Minnie Strudwick / Daughter / 13 / Littlehampton, Sussex / Census
1891 / Arthur Beaumont / Stepson / 13 / Worthing, Sussex / Census
1891 / Charles Strudwick / Son / 9 / London / Census
1891 / Emily Strudwick / Daughter / 7 / Worthing, Sussex / Census
1891 / Edith M Strudwick / Daughter / 2 / Littlehampton, Sussex / Census
1891 / William Strudwick / Son / 6 months / Littlehampton, Sussex / Census
1891 / N K / … / 30 / N K / Census
1891 / N K / … / 27 / N K / Census
1895 / William Strudwick /… / Littlehampton Directory – place named as just
‘Standard’ *
1896 / W Aldridge /… / Littlehampton Directory – place named as just
‘Standard’ *
1898 / W Aldridge /… / Littlehampton Directory – place named as just
‘Standard’ *
1899 / Joseph Dolby /... / Post Office Directory *
1901 / Joseph Dolby / Head, Publican / 40 / Clerkenwell, London / Census *
1901 / Lucia Dolby / Wife / 37 / Ireland / Census
1901 / Lewis Dolby / Son / 14 / Clerkenwell, London / Census
1901 / Joseph Dolby / Son / 11 Clerkenwell, London / Census
1901 / Mary Dolby / Daughter / 9 / Clerkenwell, London / Census
1901 / Lydia Dolby / Daughter / 4 / Clerkenwell, London / Census
1901 / Edith Weekes / Servant, domestic / 17 / St Leonards on Sea, Sussex /
Census
1901 / Charles Palmer / Boarder, Blacksmith’s mate / 18 / Littlehampton,
Sussex / Census
1901 / Harry Palmer / Boarder, coachman domestic / 17 / Littlehampton,
Sussex / Census
1903 / Joseph Dolby /… / Kelly’s Directory *
1904 / J Dolby /… / Bennett’s Directory *
1905 / Frederick Bennett / ... / Post Office Directory *
1907 / Frederick Bennett /… / Kelly’s Directory *
No records past this date; the area was redeveloped to a degree to construct
New Road off the bend in Pier Road where it turned parallel to the River
Arun towards the sea. *
* Provided By Brian Haines
** Littlehampton
Museum
*** Littlehampton History Society books
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