Lowestoft pub history index
Live and Let Live, 15 Dove Street. (Previously the Dove and the British Queen) *
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Lowestoft - Suffolk. The Lowestoft, Suffolk listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
Residents at this address.
1858 - John Langley (Suffolk Chronicle, 20th March 1858).
1861 - John Langley (Census)
1871 - George Cann (Census)
1872 - Philip Kinkler, Licence transferred from Messrs. Bullards. (Ipswich
Journal 10th February 1872)
1875 - Philip Kinkler (Beer Retailer) Dove Street. Post Office Directory.
1881 - Phillip Hinkler (Age 52, Beer Retailer and Lodging House Keeper)
(RG11-1904-33-26)
1881/Phillip Hinkler/Beer Retailer Lodging House Keeper/52/Germany/Census
1881/Clara Hinkler/Wife/51/Germany/Census
1881/Christina Hinkler/Daughter/17/Lowestoft, Suffolk/Census
1881/Amelia Hinkler/Daughter/14/Lowestoft, Suffolk/Census
1881/Clara Hinkler/Daughter/12/Lowestoft, Suffolk/Census
+ Boarders
1883 - P. Kinkler Cook’s Directory of Lowestoft
1891 - Philip Kinkler (Age 62, Publican, Dove Street) RG12-1494-62-4
1891/Philip Kinkler/Publican/62/Nassau, Germany/Census
1891/Clara Kinkler/Wife/61/Nassau, Germany/Census
1891/Christina Kinkler/Daughter, Dressmaker/24/Lowestoft, Suffolk/Census
1891/Amilia Kinkler/Daughter/22/Lowestoft, Suffolk/Census
1891/Clara Kinkler/Daughter/20/Lowestoft, Suffolk/Census
+ Lodgers
1892 - Philip Kinkler (Beer Retailer) - Kelly’s Directory.
1900 - License given up by Bullard & Sons. Lowestoft Journal, 1st Sep 1900.
* Provided by Ian White