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The
contents of this page imply no form of recommendation
by the author.
Records
for Bures between 1830 and 1914 indicate there were
a large number of pubs or beerhouses in the parish,
possibly 13.
However on this page, only 8 can be factually accounted
for.
Dates given are those
found in the Records Office for some of the earliest
tenants. This does not imply they were the first.
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The
Horseshoes :- Church Sq.
Still trading as a PH
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1844-Issac Death is Blacksmith
and Samuel Death is Beer Retailer & Blacksmith
1869/1874-John Death is Beer retailer, Samuel Death &
William Death are Blacksmiths
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The Queens House:-
Church Sq, formerly a 17th Century Coaching Inn,
Changed in 2007 to become residential property.
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1839-Geo Hurrel
1864 Charles Chinnery
1869 Elias Layzell
1874 Foyster Howlett
1885 George Cousins
1891George Sergeant
1892 George Sargent
1912 Rudolph Ungless
1916 George Fayres
1922 Frank Dessant
1925 Frank Dessant
1939 Jenkins
At closure Ethel Pink
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1869-William Carter
1874 - William Carter
1891-William Hume
1892 - William Hume
1900-Mrs Emma Hume
1904-1922-Henry Joseph Lunnis
1925-Samuel Lambert
1929-1922-Harry Rafferty
1939-1947-Mrs, DeLaine
Closed 1971
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The
One Bell :- Located in Nayland Rd.
Demolished many years ago. Now residential properties.
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The
Eight Bells:- Colchester Rd.
Still trading as PH.
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1769 - registered as
beerhouse at Chelmsford RO
1874 - Abraham Cousins
Registered Occupants
taken during 1881.
John THOMPSON, Head Born 1835 York. aged 46 Innkeeper
Hannah THOMPSON, Wife Born 1832 Suffolk. aged 49
Emily HARVEY, Serv Born 1850 Suffolk. aged 31 (Dom)
Harriet FIDREY, Serv Born 1836 Essex. aged 45 (Dom)
Robert JOSSELYN, Lodger Born 1827 Essex. aged 54 Late
Farmer
Harry PRYKE, Lodger Born 1860 Suffolk. aged 21 Ag Lab
John WEST, Lodger Born 1855 Essex. aged 26 Ag Lab
John HARVEY, Lodger Born 1860 Suffolk. aged 21 Ag Lab
Arthur JOHNSON, Lodger Born 1855 Essex. aged 26 Ag Lab
John DOUBLEDAY, Lodger Born 1861 Essex. aged 20 Ag Lab
Walter PORTER, Lodger Born 1861 Essex. aged 20 Ag Lab
Walter DUDDEL, Lodger Born 1817 Suffolk. aged 64
James SPINKS, Lodger Born 1858 Essex. aged 23 Ag Lab
1891-Geo Cousins
1892 - George Cousins.
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The
Swan :- Station Rd.
Still trading as PH
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1769 -registered as beerhouse
at Chelmsford RO
1848/Elizabeth Turner/Victualler
1855/Mrs. E. Turner
1861/John Rawlinson
1862/John Rawlingson
1867 > 1878 /Mrs. Maria Rawlingson
1881 > 1882 John Rawlingson
1886 > 1898 /Enos Page Baxter
1899/E. P. Baxter
1901/Frederick W. Baxter
1902 > 1933 /Frederick William Baxter
(1933+ records no longer available)
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The
Crown PH:- Located in High St.
Now residential property
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1869-Charles Goody
1874 Charles Goody
1891-Charles Gooday
1892 Charles Goody
1900-Charles Goody
1904 Alfred Barnard
1912 John Nunn
1925 John Nunn
1933 Arthur Shead
1937 Arthur Shead
1947 ? Pink
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1839-Charles Humphrey
1869-James Pilgrim
1874 James Pilgrim
1891-Mrs Eliza A Pilgrim
1892 - Mrs Elizabeth Ann Pilgrim
1900-Mrs Eliza Ann Pilgrim
1904-Basil Pilgrim |
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The
Angel:- Located in High St.
Now residential property (Angel House)
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1869-William Scowen
1874 - William Death
(John Albert Beards aged 81 registered as tenant 1881)
1891-Hume Golding
1892 - Golding Hume
1904-Arthur Goldsmith |
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The
White Horse, Cuckoo Hill. circa 1869 - 1904
Now White Horse House opposite Friends Field.
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The
Spread Eagle:-
This is a residential property located along the Sudbury Rd,
opposite the entrance to Bevills Hall. Much speculation about
this as a "Beer House" possibly during the 1700
- 1800`s
No factual documentation ever found. Mainly rumour.
Salamander:-
residential
property located between Cuckoo Hill and Bures Green. The
land on which it now stands was known as "Parlour Inn
Field" back in the 1700`s. May well have been the site
of another "Beer House"
Meggs
Meadow/Essex Knoll:- a
map of the village dated 1898 show an "Inn" on the
land adjacent to Bridge
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Acknowledgement
to:- Heart of our History by Ashley Cooper
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