PILOT INN, Addison's Yard

PILOT INN

Addison's Yard

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Formerly the "HUMPHREY'S CLOCK"

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MINE HOSTS:

1864 - 69                 James Palmer  -  married Susannah Preston, daughter of Richard & Susannah Preston
                                                           of the old Stanley Arms, on Church Street. (From a descendent)

1869                        James Stirzaker Junior - Brewster Session Report, Preston Chronicle 28.8.1869

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Preston Chronicle  30th January 1864

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Preston Chronicle  30th April 1864

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DEATH - On the 26th inst., Harriet, 

youngest daughter of Mr. James Palmer, 

the Pilot Inn, Addison's Yard, Church Street,

aged 3 years.

Preston Chronicle  28th August 1864

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     Preston Chronicle 6th January 1877                                                                              Although it doesn't say as much, but in the context of the article, I have
assumed that "Polly Egan's" is a licensed property.  The fact that it's
been enclosed in apostrophes suggests it was a nickname for something
else.  After 'Humphrey's Clock', this place became 'The Pilot', and no
doubt it had other names as well.

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