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Railway Tavern, Long Stanton

History of the Railway Tavern

1871 Rail Road Tavern

John Webster, 50, rail road tavern publican, b wavesey


1881

John Webster, 60, dealer licensed victualler, b Swavesey


1891 Railway Tavern

John Webster, 70, publican


1901

James Sawall, 47, wine agent and publican, b Essex

Jane Emma, 42, b Littleport

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