This pub was present by 1800 and was extensively re-built in 1876. It was demolished in 1987 or 1988 in a road-widening scheme. From about 1982 it had been called the Buccaneer. **
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Limehouse, London - in East London. The Limehouse, East London listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
The following entries are in this format:
Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.
1839/William Shelbourne/../../../Pigots Directory **
1841/William Shelbourne/../../../Post Office Directory **
1852/John Treble/../../../Post Office Directory **
1869/Charles Rayner Balls/../../../Post Office Directory **
1871/Charles
R Balls/Licensed
Victualler/61/Norfolk/Census
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1871/Martha Balls/Wife/59/Middlesex/Census
1871/Susan Bell/Sister, Widow/61/Middlesex/Census
1871/Jane Balls/Sons Wife, Barmaid/38/St Albans/Census
1871/Sarah Mann?/Barmaid/21/Suffolk/Census
1871/Hy Chapman/Waiter/50/Middlesex/Census
1871/? Curtis/Waiter/22/Limehouse/Census
1871/Eliza Dent/Cook/21/Poplar/Census
1871/Mary A McCrow/Barmaid/20/Huntingdonshire/Census
1880/Joseph
Cowell/../../../Post
Office Directory
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1895/William
Smith/../../../Post
Office Directory
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1896/William
Smith/../../../Post
Office Directory
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1897/William
Smith/../../../Post
Office Directory
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1898/Edward Euxine Foscolo/../../../Post
Office Directory
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1899/Edward Buxine Foscolo/../../../Post Office Directory ****
1900/Edward Euxine Foscolo/../../../Post Office Directory **
1902/Edward Euxine Foscolo/../../../Post Office Directory **
1910/Charles Brown sen/../../../Post Office Directory ****
1914/Charles & James
Brown/../../../Post
Office Directory
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1915/Charles & James Brown/../../../Post
Office Directory
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1932/Charles William Brown/../../../Survey
of London
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1933/Charles William Brown/../../../Kellys Directory **
1934/Charles William Brown/../../../Post
Office Directory
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1938/Charles William Brown/../../../Post
Office Directory
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Charlie Brown junior moved on to Woodford in
1938, where his next pub became known as Charlie Brown's, a name still in
use today as Charlie Brown's Roundabout was named after the pub which used
to stand on the site. **
1944/Mrs
Florence I Busby/../../../Post
Office Directory
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1946/Mrs
Florence I Busby/../../../Post
Office Directory
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** Provided By Stephen Harris
**** Provided By Kevan