By the Coal Depot, and near to Thief lane in the census. The later address is in Queen street.
York pub history index
Residents at this address
In 1841 at North Street Postern, St Mary Bishophill Junior, York
Jane Baines, Cowkeeper, aged 70 and born in Yorkshire
George Baines, Publican, aged 30 and born in Yorkshire
Mary Baines, aged 25 and born in Yorkshire
Jane Archbell, aged 20 and born in Yorkshire
George Longfield, Male Servant, aged 25 and born in Yorkshire
Yorkshire Gazette. 25 January 1845
York City Commissioners consider application of Mr Baines of the Durham Ox public house, without Northstreet Postern.
As the road was a great thoroughfare and much frequented in summer, the front of Mr Baines premises should be flagged, and the footpath raised for forty yards towards the cemetery, so as to fill up the hollow now existing, on mr Baines contributing half the estimated expense which will be about £10.
1851, Durham Ox, M. Baines, North street postern
In 1861 at Durham Ox Inn, North street Postern, St Mary B Hill Junior, York
George Lister, Publican aged 59 and born in York, Yorkshire
Mary Lister, Wife aged 49 and born in York, Yorkshire
Jane Lister, Daughter aged 19 and born in York, Yorkshire
Jane Baines, Daughter aged 19 and born in York, Yorkshire
Mary Baines, Daughter aged 18 and born in York, Yorkshire
Henry Lister, Son, Apprentice iron moulder aged 17 and born in York, Yorkshire
Yorkshire Gazette. 23 November 1867
To be sold by private contract, All that Inn, known as the "Durham Ox" near the Coal Depot, in the City of York, with the land and Appurtenances thereto belonging, containing 2,030 Square Yards.
In 1871 at Durham Ox, St Mary Bishophill Junior, York
George Lister, Publican aged 68 and born in Caward, Yorkshire
Mary Lister, Wife aged 58 and born in York, Yorkshire
Jane Gray, General servant aged 36 and born in Malton, Yorkshire
1872, Durham Ox Inn, George Lister, Queen street, Blossom street