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Trafalgar Arms, 51 Trafalgar Street, Coventry, Warwickshire

Address in the 1880s is at 17 or 18 Trafalgar Street.

Coventry pub history index

Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Warwickshire. The Warwickshire 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.

1868/James Bateman/Trafalgar Arms, & butcher, 17 Trafalgar Street/../../Kellys Directory

1880/James Bateman/Trafalgar Arms, 17 Trafalgar Street/../../Kellys Directory

1881/James Bateman/Publican, Widow/63/Coventry, Warwick/Census
1881/Walter Bateman/Son, Cab Proprietor/24/Coventry, Warwick/Census

1896/Jonathan Ludford/Trafalgar Arms, 30 Trafalgar Street/../../Kellys Directory

It seems that Arthur Jephcott is listed at his fathers pub in the 1901 census, i.e. the Five Ways, Harnall lane

1911/Arthur George Jephcott/Licensed Victualler/25/Coventry, Warwickshire/Census
1911/Helen Maria Jephcott/Wife/31/Coventry, Warwickshire/Census
1911/Charles Henry Jephcott/Stepson/10/Coventry, Warwickshire/Census
1911/Amelia Ann Blackner/Mother in Law, widow/58/Kingston, Canada/Census

1912-13/A Jephcott/../../../Spennells Directory

1940/James Henry Grady/../../../Kellys Directory

George Rollason & Jane Margaret Foskin (nee Rollason)

George Rollason & Jane Margaret Foskin (nee Rollason)

Kindly provided by Gillian Parnell

George Rollason & Jane Margaret Foskin (nee Rollason)

George Rollason & Jane Margaret Foskin (nee Rollason)

Kindly provided by Gillian Parnell

My great Uncle was licensee of the Trafalgar Arms, Coventry in the 1950s. His name was George Rollason [aka George Welch Rollason]. I have a couple of pictures of George which were taken in the bar with his daughter. Her name was Jane Margaret [nee Welch Rollason] Foskin. We're not certain, but her name/her husbands may have also appeared as licensee at some point. My cousin remembers the pub very well and spent a lot of time there.
Not sure of the date he first took over, but it would be after 1952. He was definitely there in 1955 and he died in 1967.  *


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