DOVER KENT ARCHIVES

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PUB LIST PUBLIC HOUSES Paul Skelton

Earliest 1847-

 Royal Oak

Latest 1859

(Name to)

Teynham

 

The building was on land owned by the Honeyball family. Transfer of ownership took place between brewers Style and Winch and the Vallance family in1905 and freehold in 1917 from the Honeyball family.

It is believed that the "Royal Oak" changed name to the "Rose Inn" some time before 1881.

A Richard Hop is named as tenant in the building from some Teynham Tythe Award Schedules, but unfortunately they aren't dated.

 

From the Kentish Gazette - 19th March 1844

KENT LENT ASSIZES. CROWN SIDE.

Stephen Clark was indicted for stealing a jacket, a waistcoat, two flannel shirts, and other articles, the property of Edward Harris, at Preston next Faversham.// Edward Harris deposed that the prisoner, who is his brother-in-law, had been lodging with him, and left him on the 20th of January. The prosecutor sent in pursuit of the prisoner, whom he found at the Royal Oak beer-shop, at Greenstreet with the property in his possession. Prisoner, in defence, said that he knew nothing of the matter. Six months' imprisonment and hard labour.

 

 

LICENSEE LIST

MACKAY William dec'd June/1847

FITZGIBBON Margaret to 3/Oct/1859

PAYN George 3/Oct/1859+ (Brewer)

HOP Richard before 1881

 

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