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George IV pub, East Road, c 195070 & 71 East Road, George IV
History of 70 & 71 East Road
1830 Stephen Cowell (Pigot’s)
1839 Robert Holden (Pigot’s)
1852 Thomas Holder (Slaters)
1861
Thomas Holder, publican & broker, 39, b Hunts
Charlotte Holder, wife, 40, b Great Wilbraham
Emma Rolfe, step daughter, 13, b St Neots
Ann Rolfe, step daughter, 10, b St Neots
1869 Thomas Holder (Post Office Directory)
1871
Thomas Holder, licensed victualler & broker, 51, b Hunts
Charlotte Holder, wife, 50, b Wilbraham
Annie Rolfe, daughter in law, milliner, 20, b St Neots
Bessie Simpkins, niece, 13, b Wilbraham
1879 Thomas Holder (Kellys)
1881
Thomas Holder, publican, 60, b Somersham
Eliza A Holder, wife, housewife, 46, b Cambridge
Ernest Heighton, son of wife, 14, b Cambridge
1883 Arthur Smith (Kellys)
1888 Anthony Smith (Kellys)
1892 Alfred Cann (Kellys)
1896 Alfred Cann (Kellys)
1904 Mrs Sabina Cann (Kellys)
1913 George IV
Edwin Dove (Spalding)
1916 Chas Wm Aldridge (Kellys)
1933 George Munns (Kellys)
F T Unwin in ‘A Cambridge Childhood Revisited’ notes that Molly Hogg was a well-known landlady here.
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