Richmond pub history index
At 1 Kew Road in 1891 and earlier
Directory of Pubs in the UK, historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Surrey .
Residents at this address.
1822/Elizabeth Partridge/../../../Petty Sessions
1825/Elizabeth Partridge/../../../Petty Sessions
1826/Elizh Partridge/../../../London Directory
1839/James Lewis Tibballs/Brown Bear, Square/../../Pigots Directory
1851/Samuel Stammers, Brown Bear, Square/../../Post Office Directory
1851/Samuel Manners/Victualler/32/Whitechapel, Middlesex/Census
1851/Catherine Manners/Wife/38/Richmond, Surrey/Census
1851/Robert S Wyatt/Son/14/Richmond, Surrey/Census
1851/Elizabeth Wyatt/Daughter/12/Richmond, Surrey/Census
1851/Elizabeth Jones/Servant/25/Limerick, Ireland/Census
Essex Stamndard 18 August 1854
Deaths :
August 8th, after four months severe suffering, aged 35, Samuel Stammers, late of the Brown Bear Inn, Richmond, Surrey, and eldest surviving son of the late Mr Edward Stammers, of High street, Aldgate, City, Victualler.
My ancestor Charles Marshall, was born Merton, Surrey about 1816; to John
Lewin Marshall (Animal Portrait Artist) and Mary. He was one of seven
children. He died Dec Quarter in1879 at Richmond, Surrey. ***
[1841 Census shows him still at the family home in Finsbury as a Brick Maker.
The 1851 Census shows him living at his brother John's address at 53
Plaistow Grove, West Ham, London together with his sisters Mary A and
Elizabeth (blind). His Marriage Certificate of the 12th November 1851 shows
him as a Cow Keeper. By 1861 the Census shows him living at 1 Kew Road,
Richmond, Surrey (Brown Bear Public House). ***]
Sons Birth Cert 26.Sep 1861 state - "Victualler of 1 Kew Road Richmond
Surrey (Brown Bear Public House)"; which confirms what I was told when a
child. The 1871 Census shows him still a publican at the Brown Bear.
The 1881 Census shows his wife Georgiana (Shelton) as a Widow, living in
Twickenham with son Charles Lewin and her sister. There are a number of
artists in the family, with John Fitz Marshall being possibly the most
famous.
1861/Charles Marshall/Tavern Keeper employing 2 servants/45/Merton,
Surrey/Census ***
1861/Georgina Marshall/Wife/39/Barkingside, Essex/Census
1861/Emily Marshall/Daughter/8/Plaistow, Essex/Census
1861/Alice Marshall/Daughter/6/Plaistow, Essex/Census
1861/Florence Marshall/Daughter/4/Plaistow, Essex/Census
1861/Charles Marshall/Son/3/Plaistow, Essex/Census
1861/Frances Marshall/Daughter/1/Plaistow, Essex/Census
1861/Elizabeth/Sister/36/Bermondsey, Surrey/Census
1861/Louisa Blinkham/Niece/17/Stratford, Essex/Census
1861/Margrett Vasey/Visitor, Widow/36/West Ham, Essex/Census
1861/Mary Jordon/Servant/18/Whitechapel, Middlesex/Census
1861/Thomas Bucan/Servant/35/Jersey/Census
Windsor and Eton Express 31 May 1862
John Taft was charged with stealing a coat, the property of Mr Marshall, the landlord of the Brown Bear Inn, Richmond - The prisoner is a private in the 1st Royal Surrey Militia, quartered upon the prosecutor at the time of the robbery.
The prisoner was found guilty and sentenced to two months hard labour, and the coat, which had been pawned at Brentford, was restored to the prosecutor.
1867/C Marshall/../../../Post Office Directory
1871/Charles Marshall/Victualler/55/Merton, Surrey/Census ***
1871/Georgina Marshall/Wife/49/Barkingside, Essex/Census
1871/Emily Marshall/Daughter/18/West Ham, Essex/Census
1871/Alice Marshall/Daughter/16/West Ham, Essex/Census
1871/Charles Marshall/Son/13/Richmond, Surrey/Census
1871/George Marshall/Son/9/Plaistow, Essex/Census
1871/George Shelton/Father to Wife, Widow/80/Plaistow, Essex/Census
1878/Charles Marshall/../../../Kellys Directory
1881/William Norman/Licensed Victualler/39/Edinburgh, Scotland/Census
1881/Harriet Norman/Wife/30/Isleworth, Middlesex/Census
1881/Violet Norman/Daughter/3/Ealing, Middlesex/Census
1881/May Norman/Daughter/2/Ealing, Middlesex/Census
1881/Henry Burden/Barman/18/London, Middlesex/Census
1881/Elizabeth Roberts/General Servant/26/Penryn, Cornwall/Census
1881/Armine A Norman/Sister/32/Edinburgh, Scotland/Census
Surrey Comet - 31 December 1884
Adulterated Gin - William Norman, landlord of the Brown Bear Inn, Richmond, was sunnoned for selling adulterated gin. The defendant pleaded guilty in this case also, and it was proved that the gin was only 2.25 per cent under the approved strength - the magistrates inflicted a fine of 10 shillings, and costs in this case.
Surrey Comet - 21 February 1885
Petty Sessions: Transfers
The Brown Bear, Richmond, from William Norman to William Dowling
1891/Charles Doughton/../../../Kellys Directory
1891/Charles Doughton/Licenced Victualler/48/Westminster, London/Census
1891/Jane Doughton/Wife/49/Brighton, Sussex/Census
1891/Edith J Doughton/Daughter/28/Paddington, London/Census
1891/Frank Harrison/Grandson/3/Rickmond, Surrey/Census
1891/Joseph Good/Potman/19/Bedfont, Middlesex/Census
1891/Kate Pulham/Cook/22/Westminster, London/Census
1891/Frederick G Griss/Billiard marker/21/Lucknow, India (British
subject)/Census
1891/Blanche Attwood/Barmaid/21/Paris, France/Census
1891/Kate Bradbury/Nurse/27/Kentish Town, London/Census
1896/Herbert Rowe/../../../Kellys Directory
1901/Herbert Rowe/Licensed Victualler/36/Upminster, Essex/Census
1901/Emily A Rowe/Wife/31/Balham, Surrey/Census
1901/May Rowe/Daughter/3/Richmond, Surrey/Census
1901/Rose A Gibson/Barmaid/29/Sittingbourne, Kent/Census
1901/Annie Carruthers/Barmaid/28/Carlisle, Cumberland/Census
1901/Sarah Selwood/Servant/19/Staines, Middlesex/Census
1901/Nellie Alderton/Nursemaid/16/Richmond, Surrey/Census
1911/Herbert Rowe/Licensed Victualler/47/Upminster, Essex/Census
1911/Elizabeth Mountain/Cook, Widow/37/West Norwood/Census
1911/Rose Mountain/Cooks daughter/5/Peckham/Census
1911/Dorothy Wooldridge/Barmaid/25/Thames Ditton/Census
1911/Grace Gerrich/Barmaid/25/Poplar/Census
1913/E H Tyrrell/../../../Kellys Directory
1918/A J Benn/../../../Kellys Directory
In 1921 census at Brown Bear, 50 Quadrant, Richmond, Surrey
Abraham G Benn, Licensed Victualler aged 51 years 1 month and born Hounslow, Middlesex
Edith Benn, Wife, aged 50 years 8 months, and born in Marshwood, Dorset
Rose E Benn, Daughter aged 25 years and born Hounslow, Middlesex
Phyllis H Benn, Daughter, aged 20 years 2 months, and born in Hounslow, Middlesex
1937/A J Benn, Brown Bear, 50 The Quadrant, Richmond/../../Kelly’s Directory
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