Inns of Sussex & Kent |
During the 19th century several families and individuals ran or worked in the licensing trade. In my travels I have been able to add photographs to some of the establishments in Sussex and Kent. This is an area of tracing our ancesters which adds "flesh to their the bones".
I hope to gather more details if and when time permits.
The Snowdrop, South Street Lewes. Sussex. c.1986
Henry & Jane HARDS (1851-2).
Inn Keeper
Chart 55b
Lancing Pad, (originally called Sussex Pad Inn), Lancing, Sussex.
Stephen HARDS 1861
carter
This building was destroyed by a fire in 1905.
Site of The Roebuck Inn, 27 High Street, Hastings, Sussex. c.1986.
Named "The Star" c.1742. Renamed in 1840 closed 1898. Now a doctors surgery on corner of Roebuck Street.
Henry & Jane HARDS 1861-71.
Licensed Victualar
Chart 55b
The Bopeep Hotel, Hastings Road, West Marina, St. Leonards, Sussex. c.1986.
First licensed in 1801.Originally called " New England Bank". Renamed in 1803. John Keats reported to have stayed here in 1817.
Peter & Ellen HARDS 1861 Beer House Keeper
1871 Farmer & Inn Keeper
1881/2 Hotel Keeper
Chart 55b
The Fountain, Tonbridge Road, Maidstone, Barming, Kent. c. 1988.
William HARDS (1867).
The Bull Inn, Barming, Maidstone, Kent. c. 1988
Thomas HARDS (1855).
The Bull, North Street, Ditchlng. Sussex. c. 1986.
Henry & Elizabeth HARDS (1881-2)
Licensed Victular
The Maypole Inn, Yapton, Sussex. c. 1987.
Hugh HARDS (1895-9)
The Hornbrook, Hornbrook Hill Horsham. Sussex. c. 1986.
Robert & Charlotte HARDS (1861)
Broom Maker
Chart 16
The White Hart, High Street Crawley Sussex. c. 1986.
Henry HARDS (1861)
groom