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16th century Victualling Houses & Inns

This table is derived from information found in "Annals of Dover" by John Bavington Jones (1916)

Address

Sign

Licensee

No. of Beds

Stabling

St James's Street The Plough Jasper Jure 3  
The Angel Francis Serlis 3  
The Swan Rowland Edridge 3  
The King's Arms Roger Fisher 3  
The Signe of Jesus Johanna Barber (widow) 3  
The Town Arms Richard Malbine 3  
The Black Bull John Stockham 3  
Lane next The Mayor's The Porter Alys Rockingham (widow) 3  
Uppwall The Angel George Matthew 6  
The Crown and Key Anthony Rede 6  
Adam and Eve William Price 3  
The Black Arrow
The Corn Sheaf
William Lorne 8  
Biggin Street St. Andrew's Cross Andrew Davy 3  
The Clock Thomas Jaxon 9  
The Anchor Simon Fry 2  
The Lilly Pot John Miles 8  
The Greyhound Richard Wilmington 4  
The Helmet Thomas Everedge 4  
The Broad Axe Margery Wilshire 3  
The Ship Edward Foster 4  
The Sun Richard Rogers 4  
The Crown Johanna Vaughan (widow) 8  
The Half Moon Roger Bund 3  
The Unicorn James Dowell 3  
The Goat's Head William Dawson 3  
The Tailor's Shears Cuthbert Digeson 4  
Inns
No addresses recorded The Rose Thomas Foxley 12 yes
The Maidenhead Dawson Parnell 7 yes
The Ship Hugh Brackett 6 yes
The Angel William Green 6 no
The Spread Eagle Hugh Fludd 3 yes
The Arms of England John Bowlle (Mayor) 8 yes
The Bear John Gilbert 4 yes
The Lion William Fisher 16 yes
The Woolsack Thomas Vittery 10 yes
The Senior Richard Elham 8 yes

The Lane Next the Mayor's was probably Dolphin Lane, as the Mayor was a sheep farmer and brewer.

Uppwall was the old name for Chapel Street