Cremorne Arms, 1 Lots road, Chelsea SW10
Chelsea Pub history index
In Cremorne road in 1869 and 1874; the 1851 census and 1856 directory refer to Cremorne House; and in 1861 census listed as the Cremorne Tap. There is a building on the 1865 OS map by the embankment entrance of Cremorne Gardens. Although it is not marked as a pub in 1865, the position and size matches that of the Cremorne Arms in all later maps and so I am guessing that this building is what became the Cremorne Arms. The pleasure gardens closed in 1877 and the later Lots, Cremorne and other Roads were constructed. *
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
Cremorne Arms, 1 Lots Road, Chelsea, London - circa 1900s
It seems likely to me that the the landlord is John Gardiner Banfield
Kindly provided by Mal McCauley
Cremorne Arms, 1 Lots Road, Chelsea, London - circa 1900s
Kindly provided by Mal McCauley
Cremorne Road, Chelsea, London - circa 1900s
Kindly provided by Mal McCauley
Residents at this address.
1851/Henry Stallard/Victualler/34/Islington, Middlesex/Census
1851/Elizabeth Stallard/Wife/29/St Giles, Middlesex/Census
1851/Elizabeth Stallard/Daughter/6/Lee, Kent/Census
1851/Harriet Stallard/Daughter/4/Lee, Kent/Census
1851/Matilda Stallard/Daughter/1/Chelsea, Middlesex/Census
1851/Sarah Turner/Barmaid/24/Chelsea, Middlesex/Census
1851/Ann Day/House Servant/29/Ireland/Census
1856/T B Simpson/Cremorne House, Kings Road west/../../Post Office Directory
1861/Elizabeth Brighton/Publican, Widow/44/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
1861/Elizabeth B Brighton/Daughter/12/St Pancras, Middlesex/Census
1861/James Brighton/Son/5/St George Bloomsbury, Middlesex/Census
1861/John Harding/Potman/57/Somerset/Census
1869/Edward Tyrrel Smith/../../../Post Office Directory
1874/John Baum/../../../LV Directory
1881/William J Baker/Licensed Victualler, Widow/49/Blackfriers,
Middlesex/Census
1881/Harriet Scarfe/Housekeeper/39/St Andrews, Norfolk/Census
1881/Harriet Scarfe/Daughter To Housekeeper, Servant/14/St Saviours
Southwark/Census
1881/Harriet Creak/Mother To Housekeeper, Visitor For The Night/65/St Giles,
Norfolk,/Census
1881/George Holdsworth/Postman Out Of Business/25/Lambeth, Surrey/Census
1882/William James Baker/../../../Post Office Directory
1884/William J Baker/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/John Gardiner Banfield/../../../Post Office Directory
1901/John G Banfield/Licensed Victualler/31/Great Yarmouth/Census
1901/Rosina J Banfield/Wife/31/Ashford, Kent/Census
1901/Victoria H Banfield/Daughter/3/Southwark, London/Census
1901/John R Banfield/Son/1/Chelsea, London/Census
1901/Alfred G Jackman/Barman/20/Great Yarmouth/Census
1901/Emily J Wright/Barmaid/19/Longford, Bucks/Census
1901/Agnes M Lacy/Barmaid/23/Clerkenwell, London/Census
1901/Fanny M Smith/Domestic Servant/21/Camberwell, London/Census
1911/John Gardiner Banfield/Licensed Victualler/41/Great Yarmouth/Census
1911/Rosina Jane Banfield/Wife/45/Ashford, Kent/Census
1911/Victoria Hope Banfield/Daughter/13/Southwark, London/Census
1911/John Roberts Banfield/Son/11/Chelsea, London/Census
1911/Frank Allan Banfield/Son/5/Chelsea, London/Census
1911/Stanley Harold Blow/Barman/20/Hoxton, London/Census
1911/Winifred Amy Saunders/Barmaid/27/Wandsworth, London/Census
1911/Violet Mabel Millward/Barmaid/24/Hackney, London/Census
1911/Nellie Butler/Barmaid/20/Hackney, London/Census
1911/Ethel Minnie Turner/Cook/25/Bedford/Census
1915/John Gardiner Banfield/../../../Post Office Directory
1921/John Smith/../../../Post Office Directory
In 1921 census at 1 Lots Road, Chelsea
John Alfred Smith, Publican, Cremorne Arms, 1 Lotts Road, Chelsea, aged 47 years, and born in Peckham, London
Minnie Maud Smith, Wife, House Keeper, aged 44 years 8 months, and born in Camberwell, London
Aubrey Alfred Smith, Son, Engineer, 1 Lotts Rd, Chelsea, aged 16 years 10 months, and born in Acton, London
Lilian Beatrice Huttley, Barmaid, Cremorne Arms, 1 Lotts Road, Chelsea, aged 20 years, and born in Highbury, London
1934/Sidney Edmund Moore/../../../Kellys Directory
1938/R V Goodhew Ltd/../../../Post Office Directory
* Provided by Mal McCauley