Landlords, legends, census records, and lost taverns.
Started life as a beerhouse, and by 1843 had become the Three Tuns. In 1863 it became the Bee Hive.
In 1871 at the Beehive, Peter Lane St Peter the Little, York
William Stabler, Publican aged 42 and born in York, Yorkshire
Elizabeth Stabler, Wife aged 36 and born in York, Yorkshire
Frederick Sanderson, Boarder, Laborer aged 34 and born in York, Yorkshire
Ellen Horner, Domestic servant aged 20 and born in Thirsk, Yorkshire
1872 Whites, William Stabler, Bee Hive Inn, 4 Peter lane, High Ousegate
Yorkshire Gazette. Saturday, 2 April 1881
William Stabler, the landlord of the Beehive was summoned for permitting drunkenness. Mr Stabler explained that Cloak and another man came into his house shortly before P S Simpsons arrival. They asked to be supplied with drink, but he refused to draw them any, and asked them to leave. Case was dismissed.
In 1881 at the Beehive Inn, 21 Peter Lane, St Peter the Little, York
William Stabler, Beerhouse keeper aged 52 and born in York, Yorkshire
Harriet Stabler, Wife aged 46 and born in Worcester, Worcestershire
Isabella Barker, General Servant aged 16 and born in York, Yorkshire
Frederick Sanderson, Boarder, Carpenters labourer aged 40 and born in York, Yorkshire
*HM - Hugh Murray Directory of York Pubs 1455-2003