Fleur de Lis, 43 Smithford Street
These premises have been known by different names during their history: | FROM | TO | NAME |
1570 | 1750 | Cross Keys | |
1671 | ? | Black Horse | |
1756 | ? | Flower de Luce and Crown | |
1795 | 1926 | Fleur de Lis | |
1835 | 1835 | Beerhouse | |
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LICENSEES:to 1794 Gilbert Shenton (possibly the FLOWER DE LUCE AND CROWN) 1820 Richard Dunn 1827 Thomas Whittemore 1832 - 1861 John Bailey 1861 - 1868 Mrs Harriett Bailey 1871 - 1874 John Scampton 1877 Frederick Gascoyne 1879 John Wilcox Oswin 1881 E. B. Twycross 1886 R. Yardley 1890 - 1894 C. Brown 1896 Elizabeth A. Brown 1902 William Sargent Thrasher 1902 George William Roots 1903 H. H. Archer 1904 - 1912 John J. Franklin 1912 - 1922 Thomas Fletcher 1822 - 1823 John Davies 1924 - 1927 Leonard Taylor Jacques | |||
OWNERS:1820 John Freeman Taylor, Thomas Horsfall, Richard Henson Tilt, Edward Hall, William Newsome, Richard Horsfall, William Brown and Thomas Adcock, the surviving trustees of the Vicar Lane Meeting 1896 William & Emma Brain of Oxford 1896 - 1899 Phillips & Marriott | |||
![]() Street plan of 1851 | |||
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