Lord Leigh, 29 Lower Ford Street
| Alternative Addresses: | 65 Lower Ford Street | ||
| The Lords Leigh were the owners of Stoneleigh Abbey. In March 1869 the Right Hon, Lord Leigh gave the largest donation of £5. 5s towards the sufferers of a fire in Lower Ford Street - could this be the reason the pub was named after him?
The address for this pub changed in the late 1890s when the street was re-numbered. For many years it had been at number 65, but when the numbering was altered from sequential to odds & evens it became number 29.
The Lord Leigh closed on 26th November 1922. | |||
LICENSEES:1871 George Hill 1872 John Jee 1872 Richard Tyler 1874 C. Longshaw 1879 - 1881 George Wright 1886 - 1891 James Kirk 1893 - 1894 H. Watson 1896 - 1903 Mrs. Mary A. Watson 1905 - 1909 D. Killpack 1911 - 1912 F. C. White 1912 - 1913 J. Bayliss | |||
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