QUEEN ADELAIDE
9 (later 40) St. John's Place
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Referred to on one occasion as "QUEEN ANN"
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| More geography! The Parish Church (Minster) is to the left of St. John's Place, with the cobbles of Stoneygate and Library Street still visible. - Pay a visit, and see how tightly packed together all these properties must have been. |
pre- 24.2.1838 Alexander Wearden ? See Notice dated thus, below.
1841 Henry Greenwood
1846 William Hartley ? See article from 1846, below.
1851 - 56 Richard Baines (Baynes)
1846 William Hartley ? See article from 1846, below.
1851 - 56 Richard Baines (Baynes)
1857 Mary Parkinson
1861 John Barker b.1821 - d.1865. m. Mary Parkinson in 1847.
1865 - 69 Mary Barker Widow of John Barker. Born Little Mitton 1824 died 1872
1870 - 74 William Sidgreave(s) 2nd husband of Mary Barker Nee Parkinson M.1869
1877 - 86 Thomas Henry Fisher Married 1871 to John Barker's daughter Mary Ann Barker
1886 - 1900 William Barker The son of the above John and Mary Barker.
1900 - 17 Samuel Astley
1924 Alfred Hind
1924 Alfred Hind
1926 - 32 George Edmundson
1936 - 38 Mary Elizabeth Edmundson
1940 NO MENTION
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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
For ready money by Mr. John Rigby.
At the house and shop of Mr. Alexander Wearden, in St. John's Place, Preston, in the County of Lancaster, on Monday 26th day of February instant, at 12 o'clock at noon.
ALL the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDS, and Bedding: chest of drawers, clock, table, chairs, fixtures, glasses, measures, pots, etc.
ALSO, all the STOCK IN TRADE of Alexander Wearden, consisting of a large quantity of well-brewed Ale, Malts, Hops, Barrels, Stillages, Coolers, Cans, etc.
ALSO, all the STOCK IN TRADE of a WHEELWRIGHT, consisting of a quantity of TIMBER and WOOD, Carts, Wheels, Boards, Iron Arms, Cart Nails, and a variety of Wheelwright's tools, consisting of Saws, Hammers and Planes, etc., etc.
The House and Shop to let, with immediate possession, and the Fixtures and Stock may be taken at a valuation.
For further particulars apply to Mr. William Garstang, Maltster: or to Mr. Fazackerley, Innkeeper, in St. John Street, Preston.
Preston Chronicle 24th February 1938
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William Hartley, of St. John's Place, Preston, reed-maker and beer-seller, deposed that he was present at the first marriage of the prisoner at Walton-le-dale church, when the prisoner was 18 years old. He parted from his wife very soon after the marriage.
(Taken from a case of bigamy in Blackburn.)
Preston Chronicle 6th June 1846
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This article doesn't relate to this beerhouse, but it does relate to the licensee who took over in 1851, Robert Baynes. He had formerly been at the Wheatsheaf in Lancaster, and his probable reason for leaving. The offence was committed in early April, and he appeared in the Census of that year in Preston.
Westmoreland Gazette 7th June 1851
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| Preston Chronicle 24th February 1838 There is no certainty that Wearden was at this public house. However, at this date there
was only this one active as far as I am aware.
Plus, see the next article
Mr. Fazackerley, Innkeeper, was at the "Fleece Inn."
SEE NEXT ARTICLE:
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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
For ready money by Mr. John Rigby.
At the house and shop of Mr. Alexander Wearden, in St. John's Place, Preston, in the County of Lancaster, on Monday 26th day of February instant, at 12 o'clock at noon.
ALL the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BEDS, and Bedding: chest of drawers, clock, table, chairs, fixtures, glasses, measures, pots, etc.
ALSO, all the STOCK IN TRADE of Alexander Wearden, consisting of a large quantity of well-brewed Ale, Malts, Hops, Barrels, Stillages, Coolers, Cans, etc.
ALSO, all the STOCK IN TRADE of a WHEELWRIGHT, consisting of a quantity of TIMBER and WOOD, Carts, Wheels, Boards, Iron Arms, Cart Nails, and a variety of Wheelwright's tools, consisting of Saws, Hammers and Planes, etc., etc.
The House and Shop to let, with immediate possession, and the Fixtures and Stock may be taken at a valuation.
For further particulars apply to Mr. William Garstang, Maltster: or to Mr. Fazackerley, Innkeeper, in St. John Street, Preston.
Preston Chronicle 24th February 1938
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William Hartley, of St. John's Place, Preston, reed-maker and beer-seller, deposed that he was present at the first marriage of the prisoner at Walton-le-dale church, when the prisoner was 18 years old. He parted from his wife very soon after the marriage.
(Taken from a case of bigamy in Blackburn.)
Preston Chronicle 6th June 1846
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This article doesn't relate to this beerhouse, but it does relate to the licensee who took over in 1851, Robert Baynes. He had formerly been at the Wheatsheaf in Lancaster, and his probable reason for leaving. The offence was committed in early April, and he appeared in the Census of that year in Preston.
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Preston Chronicle - 18th July 1857
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Preston Chronicle – 3rd February 1866
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Preston Chronicle 18th September 1869
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At the Licensing Sessions of September 1870,
an objection to the beer licence was made on
the grounds that the premises were frequented
by prostitutes. Sidgreave was cautioned, but
the licence was renewed.
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On this occasion it was reported that
the house was called the "QUEEN ANN"
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There have been several instances
where a 'fictitious' name has been
used in court cases, presumably in
an attempt to avoid bad publicity.
Personal comment.
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Preston Chronicle 30th May 1874
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Lancashire Evening Post 27th January 1902
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CENSUS RETURNS
1851
Richard Baynes 37 years Retail beerseller b. Broomfield, Lancs
Mary Ann Baynes 28 b. Worcestershire
Elizabeth Baynes 11 Daughter b. Yealand ?
Richard Baynes 9 Son do
Mary Ann Baynes 7 Daughter do
Ellen Baynes 4 Daughter do
Jane Agnes Baynes 1 Daughter do
Honour McVey 16 Servant b. Ireland
Alexander McKenzie 40 Army pensioner b. Glasgow
Michael Cunningham 31 do b. Ireland
1861
John Barker 39 years Beerhouse Keeper b. Pewsey, Wiltshire
Mary Barker 36 Wife b. Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley
James Barker 13 Son b. Preston
Mary Ann Barker 11 Daughter do
John Barker 8 Son do
Richard Barker 6 Son do
William Barker 1 Son do
1871
1881
Thomas H. Fisher 36 years Beerseller b. Preston
Mary A. Fisher 30 Wife do
Mary Fisher 9 Daughter do
Edward Fisher 7 Son do
Elizabeth Fisher 56 Mother do
Henry Barker 18 Brother-in-law do
1891
William Barker 31 years Lic. Vict. b. Preston
Elizabeth Barker 28 Wife do
Mary Jane Barker 10 Daughter do
John Barker 8 Son do
Richard Barker 6 Son do
Margaret E. Barker 1 Daughter do
1901
Samuel Astley 69 years Beerhouse Keeper b. Preston
Eliza Astley 38 Wife b. Wigan
Louisa Astley 6 Daughter b. Preston
Alice Astley 4 Daughter do
1911
Samuel Astley 79 years Publican b. Preston
Eliza Astley 48 Wife b. Wigan
Luisa Astley 16 Daughter / Appr. Dressmaker b. Preston
Alice Astley 15 Daughter / Appr. Millliner do
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