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The Rose, London Road, Stapleford

History of the Rose

A 1901 Ordnance Survey map showing land plots, buildings, roads, and trees in the area surrounding The Poplars.

1901 OS map

The Rose Public House in London Road dates in part from 1665, and the remainder from 1707 or earlier. It was probably licensed from at least 1728, and was called The Rainbow in 1740, but by 1764 had been renamed The Rose and Crown. It retained this name in legal records until 1897. (from Stapleford Online)

1891

William Moore, 46, publican, b Stapleford

Augusta, 44, b Little Shelford

Charles, 19, grocer, b Cambridge


1901

Arthur Andrews, 55, tavern keeper, b Stapleford

Augusta, 54, b Little Shelford

William Sidney Moore, grandson, 6, b Stapleford

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