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1840, Golden Lion, Chas Hawksworth, 9 Church street
1851 Whites, Golden Lion, W. Heslop, 9 Church street
In 1851 at 8 Church Street, Holy Trinity Kings Court, York
William Heslop, Licensed victualler, aged 28 and born in Burniston, Yorkshire
Sarah Heslop, Wife, aged 32 and born in City, Yorkshire
William T Heslop, Son, aged 1 and born in City, Yorkshire
Ann Bealby, General servant, aged 25 and born in Wheldrake, Yorkshire
1872, Golden Lion spirit vaults, William Dent, 9 Church street
York Herald. 12 October 1872 - New Licensing Act
Applications for extension of time to :
Mrs Jane Wilkinson, White Horse, Coppergate; Mr W Coates, the Fleece, Pavement; Mr W Dent, Golden Lion, Church street; Mr William Heslop, Old George, Pavement; Mr William Wood, the Albion, Parliament street; Mr W P Waite, the White Swan, Goodramgtae; Mr G Wood, the Talbot, Church street; Mr G Scaife, the Three Cranes, St Sampsons square; Mr G Milner, Mail Coach, St Sampsons square; Mr J Swainston, Kings Head, Feasegate; Mr Ralph Dean, The Tiger, Market street; Mr T Lupton, Turf Tavern, Market street; all open till twelve on race days, cavalry week, Martinmas days, and the assizes.
1885, Golden Lion, John Earl Wilkinson, Church street
1911, Public House, 8 & 9 Church street, Hitchcock
1913, Golden Lion Public House, Church street, Joseph Ware