Landlords, legends, census records, and lost taverns.
York from the Scotland NLS site in 1852. ; the map describes this as the Gun P H.
Previously known as the Black Boy, it existed by 1783. But both existed as separate entities by 1823. It was built into the city walls and was pulled down in 1863 when the ramparts were cleared to make way for the new Lendal Bridge. *HM
1818, Jane Chipstead, Cannon, Lendall
1823 Pigots, Thomas Chipstead, Cannon, Lendal
1829 Pigots, James Chipstead, Cannon, Lendal
1834 Pigots, James Chipstead, Cannon, Lendal
1841 Pigots, Jane Chipstead, Cannon, Lendal
In 1841 census at Lendal Street, St Wilfred, York, Yorkshire - Cannon
Jane Chipstead, Publican aged 64 and born in Yorkshire
Mary Morley aged 35 and born in Yorkshire
John Coates aged 4 and born in Yorkshire
Hannah Dean aged 55 and born in Yorkshire
1843, Cannon, Jane Chipstead, Museum street
1849, Cannon, Jane Chipstead, Lendal hill
In 1851 census at Museum Street, St Wilfred Yorkshire, York
Jane Chipstead, licensed Victualler, Widow, aged 77 and born in Yorkshire
Mary A M Chipstead, Daughter, aged 47 and born in Yorkshire
1851, J. Chipstead, Cannon, Museum street
1858, S Bateson, Cannon, Museum street, York
1861, Cannon, Mrs S Bateson, Museum street
In 1861 at Lendal Hill, St Wilfred, York, Yorkshire
Sarah Bateson, Publican, Widow aged 54 and born in York, Yorkshire
Mary Bateson, Daughter aged 21 and born in York, Yorkshire
Joseph Bateson, Son, Whitesmith apprentice aged 16 and born in York, Yorkshire
Henry Bateson, Son aged 13 and born in York, Yorkshire
*HM - Hugh Murray Directory of York Pubs 1455-2003