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Beer Retailers

Wilmington

 

CENSUS 1841Census

STEEL George, Wilmington Village, age 68.

 

CENSUS 1851Census

SMITH Edward, age 64, Beer Retailer.

 

MELVILLE'S DIRECTORY 1858.

BLAKE Thomas, Beer Retailer.

SMITH Edward, Beer Retailer.

TERRY William, Beer Retailer.

 

CENSUS 1861Census

CHAPMAN T H, age 41, Brewer.

SMITH Edward, "Beer House," age 68, Beer Retailer. (Identified on census underneath entry for location of Puddle Dock.)

STRINGER George, age 56, Beer House.

TATNOR Edward, age 41, Brewer.

WAIN William, age 50, Beer Retailer.

KELLY'S DIRECTORY 1899. Kelly's 1899

MACKNEY Robert, Beer Retailer.

PACKMAN Henry, Beer Retailer.

STAINES Edward, Hawley Road, Beer Retailer.

 

Kent Times, 8 March 1862.

Robert Chilmaid, beershop keeper, Wilmington was charged with stealing a truss of clover hay, belonging to Mr. Henry Staples, of Fens Farm, Swanley, on Saturday, the 22nd ult. It appeared from the evidence of Harridge, K.C.C. that he traced the hay to the prisoner’s back premises, and when he asked him how he accounted for the possession of it he said he did not know it was there.

Mr. Gibson, appeared for the prisoner, who bears an excellent character, called two witnesses who proved that the hay was not on his premises at ten o'clock on the night of the 22nd, and that he had not been away from home up to the time of its being found in the skittle-ground.

The Bench dismissed the case.

 

 

CensusCensus

Kelly's 1899From the Kelly's Directory 1899

 
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