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Public Houses and Inns of Eggington
There have been two named pubs and inns in Eggington, namely
The Horseshoes and the Plough Inn, and these have been
described below.
The Horseshoes
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 Location: High
Street
History: This
was the first public house in Eggington, and in 1822
was fully licensed as the Three Horse Shoes in
the Bedfordshire Quarter Sessions records. It retained
this name until the late 1800s when the name changed
to just The Horseshoes.
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| Occupiers |
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Source
of Data |
Person |
1822
1847
1861
1864
1869
1871
1877
1890
1898
1901
1903
1910
1914
1936 |
Beds.
Quarter Sessions
Post
Office Directory
Census
Post Office Directory
Post Office Directory
Census
Post Office Directory
Kelly's Directory
Kelly's Directory
Census
Kelly's Directory
Kelly's Directory
Kelly's Directory
Kelly's Directory |
Eliza
Ellingham
George
Horn
David Lancaster
D. Lancaster
C. Dudley
Charles Dudley
Charles Dudley
William Tillett
William Henry Price
William Bates
Arthur Blake
Francis Wright
Francis Wright
John Henry Pope |
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| The Plough Inn |
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 Location: High
Street
History: The
Plough Inn was first licensed in 1836 to
William Pantling. It finally closed arounf
1920 and is now a private house called
Plough Cottage.
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| Occupiers |
| Year |
Source
of Data |
Person |
1836
1864
1869
1871
1890
1898
1901
1903
1910
1914 |
Beds.
Quarter Sessions
Post
Office Directory
Post
Office Directory
Census
Kelly's Directory
Kelly's Directory
Census
Kelly's Directory
Kelly's Directory
Kelly's Directory |
William
Pantling
W.
Pantling (Beer Retailer)
W. Pantling (Beer Retailer)
William Pantling
Fred Dunton
Frederick Bennett
Thomas M. Bailey
Thomas M. Bailey
Charles Henry Alford
Stephen Edward Giddins |
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