The Crescent

Barrow Green

Teynham

Above photo, kindly sent by Louise Hunt. Avove cup saying John Ferrell, Greenstreet, Kent, 1845.

Above photo, kindly sent by Louise Hunt. Above cup saying:- REST IN HEAVEN. There is an hour of peaceful rest To Mourning wand'rers given: There is a tear for souls distressed Abalm for every wounded breast Tis found above in heaven.

Above photo, kindly sent by Louise Hunt. Stating "Mariner's Arms."

I am assuming that this public house is in Greenstreet and not Greenstreet Green. It is a new one to me but the name John Ferrell is mentioned on a memorial cup date 1845. I do know of another John Ferrell who was the licensee of the "Teynham Arms" in 1869.

As yet I don't know if the two John Ferrells are related, but I'd say they were, and I also don't know whether the "Mariners" is a previous name for the "Teynham Arms" or a different pub in that location.

LICENSEE LIST

FERRELL John to 1845 dec'd