Doncaster pub history index
Before taking the Crown & Anchor title, this pub, in Friendly Street, may have been known as the New Crown and Old Wagon. The name Crown & Anchor may be traced to 1807. Messrs SH Ward rebuilt the premises in 1908; the owners prior to Wards included Joseph Bradley�s Soho Brewery Co Ltd. The Crown & Anchor was conveyed to Doncaster Corporation on May 15, 1972 and later demolished for the erection of a multi-storey car park and road improvements.
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Residents at this address
1881/John Osborne/Crown & Anchor, Low Fishergate/../Kellys Directory
1881/John Osborne/Licensed Victualler/52/Ravenfield, Yorkshire/Census
1881/Sarah Ann Osborne/Wife/45/Haxey, Lincoln/Census
1881/Ada Osborne/Daughter/11/Balby, Yorkshire/Census
1901/Salas Alfred Pybus/Clerk/31/Doncaster, Yorkshire/Census
1901/Jemima Pybus/Wife, Landlady (Publican)/39/Doncaster, Yorkshire/Census
1901/Maud C Champney/Step Daughter, Milliner/17/Micklebring,
Yorkshire/Census
1901/Gertrude Champney/Step Daughter, Teacher in Elementary School/15/Tickhill,
Yorkshire/Census
1901/William Champney/Stepson/10/Doncaster, Yorkshire/Census
1901/Evelyn Champney/Daughter/2/Doncaster, Yorkshire/Census
1901/Lilly Stock/Domestic Servant/18/Doncaster, Yorkshire/Census
1911/Salas Alfred Pybus/Clerk, Chemical Manufacturers/41/Doncaster,
Yorkshire/Census
1911/Jemima Pybus/Wife, Licensed Victualler/49/Doncaster, Yorkshire/Census
1911/Evelyn Pybus/Daughter/12/Doncaster, Yorkshire/Census
1911/Douglas Alfred Pybus/Son/7/Doncaster, Yorkshire/Census
1927/Joseph Hy Beaumont/Crown & Anchor, Friendly street/../Kellys Directory