Other Caddington pubs
Bedfordshire & Luton Archives & Records Service does not have much in the way of source material for the majority of Caddington licensed premises (with the exception of the Chequers) mainly because two were owned by a Whitechapel brewery whilst the others were either owned by the licensee or by other, out-county brewers
Balloon
References:
- X95/234: copy agreement in which Thomas Sworder of Hertford agreed to lend £4,000 to Thomas Sworder of Luton based on security including Balloon (already charged, with other property, as security for a £5,000 loan from John Smitheman): 1862
List of Licensees: note that this is not a complete list. Italics indicate licensees whose beginning and/or end dates are not known:
1864-1869: John King
Green Man
References:
- B265: schedule of deeds of title of Henry Chernocke Gibbs Brandreth to Green Man Farm, purchased from Duke of Bedford's trustees: 1880
Halfway House
List of Licensees: note that this is not a complete list. Italics indicate licensees whose beginning and/or end dates are not known:
1851: David Ellis
New Inn
List of Licensees: note that this is not a complete list. Italics indicate licensees whose beginning and/or end dates are not known:
1853: Henry Chamberlain
Red Cow Farm on Watling Street in March 2007
Red Cow
Caddington Common: this public house was built as a cottage on the western corner of Caddington Common in the mid 17th century and was an inn by 1800 but does not seem to have continued as such for much after that date.
References:
- CRT130CAD1: Caddington court rolls: C16-18
Turnpike Farm on Watling Street in March 2007
Red Lion
Watling Street: this inn was at Turnpike Farm at the point where the tollgate was built across Watling Street. It is first noted as an inn by a sale catalogue of 1794
References:
- AD534/1: sale catalogue: 1794
Rose and Crown
References:
- PSL6a/1: Register of Alehouse Licences: c.1890-1922
List of Licensees: note that this is not a complete list. Italics indicate licensees whose beginning and/or end dates are not known:
1864-1869: John Reynolds;
1885: James Winters;
1902: Elizabeth Winters;
Beerhouse closed Jan 1902