Thrupp pub history index
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Oxfordshire.
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Oxford Times 22 February 1868
Thomas Kilby, of Tackley, hawker, was convicted of being drunk and riotous at the Boat Inn, Thrupp on the 6th instance. Fined with costss 9d, or seven days hard labour. Allowed 14 days
William Humphris, landlord of the Boat Inn, Thrupp, was convicted of permitting drunkenness at his house on the 6th instanbce. Fined with costs £1. or 14 days hard labour. Paid.
Oxford Times 16 January 1869
Mr W Brunner (Oxford) applied on behalf of the Executors of Mr Morrell, for a renewal of the licence of the boat Inn, Thrupp. Application refused.
1871/Edward A Mitchell/Licensed Victualler & Grocer/42/Somerton, Oxford/Census
1871/Mary Mitchell/Wife, Shopwoman/40/Kidlington, Oxon/Census
1871/Lucy J Mitchell/Daughter/7/Binfield, Berks/Census
1871/Mary A Mitchell/Daughter/6/Buscombe, Berks/Census
1871/Ann Mitchell/Mother, Widow/81/Marston, Northamptonshire/Census
1871/Rhoda Washbrook/General Servant/14/Thrupp, Oxford/Census
1891/George Beamer/Publican & Grocer/57/Coombe, Oxon/Census
1891/Sophia Beamer/Wife, Laundress/47/Coombe, Oxon/Census
1891/Emily H Beamer/Daughter/20/Yarnton, Oxon/Census
1891/Amelia B Beamer/Daughter/15/Yarnton, Oxon/Census
1891/Marria Beamer/Daughter/14/Kidlington, Oxon/Census
1901/Thomas W Perrin/Publican & Grocer/40/Oxfordshire/Census
1901/Jane E Perrin/Wife/33/Kidlington, Oxon/Census
Oxfordshire Weekly News 19 November 1902 : Transfers of
Boat Inn, Thrupp, Thomas Perrin to William Allison
On the 1911 census, my husband's great grandfather and great grandmother, William and Emily Allison, appear at the Boat Inn, Thrupp as licensed victuallers, which fits with the family stories. They went on to run the Lamb and Flag in Abingdon, though William died in January 1913, and he ran the pub with his wife for two months, then she went on by herself after he passed away. You have Mrs Emily Allison shown on your website as running the pub in 1920, 1924 and 1928 *
1911/William Allison/Licensed Victualler/57/Barton, Oxfordshire/Census
1911/Emily Allison/Wife/50/Stadhampton, Oxfordshire/Census
1911/Mable Allison/Daughter/29/Holy Trinity, Oxfordshire/Census
1911/Arthur Morgan/Visitor, Oxford College Servant/36/St Ebbes, Oxfordshire/Census
1939/Walter William Winfield/../../..//Kellys Directory
In 1939 at The Boat Inn, Thrupp, Ploughley
Walter W Winfield, Lorry Driver, Licensed Victualler, born 6 Jun 1908
Dorothy V (E) Winfield, Unpaid Domestic Duties, born 25 Aug 1910
Gordon J Winfield, born 06 Apr 1931
Ann E Winifield, later Halone, born 11 Jan 1939
Albert E Adams, Lorry Driver, born 20 Jan 1911
Christopher J Milson, Lorry Driver's Mate, born 05 Jan 1917
Coventry Evening Telegraph 03 April 1957
Engagements : Winfield - Morris - The engagement is announced between Jannette, only daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Morris, 12 Jackers road, Aldermans green, and Gordon, eldest son of Mr and Mrs W Winfield, The Boat Inn, Thrupp, Kidlington, Oxford.
* Provided By Stephanie Allison