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Clarendon Arms

35 Clarendon Street, Clarendon Arms

History of 35 Clarendon Street

1861

Charles Riggs, 53, publican, b. London

Sophia Riggs, 50, b. Whiterhead, Suffolk

Bradbury Last, 69, b. Bradfield, Suffolk

Harriet Last, 11, b. Bury St Edmonds

MRC

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/riggs-charles/

1871

Henry Kettle, 35, Publican Waiter, b. Magddish, Norfolk

Jane Kettle, 36, Publican’s wife, b. Bingham, Notts

James Kettle, 10, Scholar, b. Cambridge

Link to Mill Road Cemetery website:

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/kettle-henry/

1881 The Clarendon Arms

Jane Kettle, 43, Widow, Publican, b. Nottinghamshire

James, 20, Cook, b. Cambridge

Louisa Potter, 14, Servant, b. Bottisham

MRC

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/kettle-henry/

1891

Jane Kettle, 57, Widow, Publican, b. Bingham, Notts

MRC – Jane

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/kettle-henry/

1901

Jane Kettle, 67, Publican, b. Bingham, Notts

Kate M Coulson, 17, Servant, b. Milton, Cambs

MRC:

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/kettle-henry/

1911

William Walter Scargill, 31, Publican & Decorator etc, b. Colchester

Ada Louise Scargill, 41, b. Portsmouth

Herbert Charles Brown, 14, step-son, b. Guildford

Harold Newton Brown, 12, step-son, b. Guildford

Edith Mary Scargill, 3, b. Colchester

Clarendon Arms, Clarendon Street (MoC)

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