Two Brewers, Marden Ash, High Ongar

The following entries are in this format:

Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.

1791/Joseph Osborne/Victualler/../../Universal British

1828-9/Thomas Jennings/../../../Pigot's

1832-3/Thomas Jennings/../../../Pigot's

1839/Isaac Ward/../../../Pigot's

1841/John Sammes/Publican/64/Essex/Census ***
1841/Sarah Sammes/../62/Essex/Census
1841/James Sammes/../20/../Census
1841/Harriott Sammes/../19/../Census

One of my wife's ancestors (John Sammes) operated the Two Brewers pub in Marden Ash, High Ongar, Essex, in 1841. It was John and Sarah Sammes daughter, Sarah Emma Sammes, who married George Frost Joy, who was  running the pub in 1851. (John Sammes died on 26 January 1858, aged 83).

George Joy died on October 14, 1856 aged 48. From the 1861 census you show the Two Brewers being run by his widow Sarah Emma (Sammes) Joy. She died on 11 June 1892, aged 81.  ***

1845/George Frost Joy/../../../Post Office

1848/George Frost Joy/Victualler/../../White's

1851/George Frost Joy/plumber and innkeeper/43/Great Clacton, Essex/Census **
1851/Sarah Emma Joy/wife/40/Greenstead, Essex/Census **
1851/Emma Maria Joy/daughter/13/Great Clacton, Essex/Census **
1851/George Frost Joy/son/10/Great Clacton, Essex/Census **
1851/Mary Ann Frost/daughter/07/High Ongar, Essex/Census **
1851/Georgehanna Joy/daughter/04/High Ongar, Essex/Census **
1851/Joseph Twean/lodger, labourer/53/Greenstead, Essex/Census **
1851/James West/lodger, labourer/45/High Ongar, Essex/Census **
1851/Henry Jennings/lodger, labourer/26/High Ongar, Essex/Census **
1851/Henry Asser/lodger, labourer/32/High Ongar, Essex/Census **
1851/Thomas Feast/lodger, tailor/25/High Ongar, Essex/Census **
1851/James [S]hales/lodger, tailor/18/Norton Mandeville, Essex/Census **

1852/G. F. Joy/../../../Kelly's*

1861/Sarah E Joy/Inn Keeper, widow/50/Greenstead, Essex/Census ****
1861/Emma M Joy/Daughter, Barmaid/23/Great Clacton, Essex/Census
1861/George F Joy/Son, Painter/20/Great Clacton, Essex/Census
1861/Maryann D Joy/Daughter, Gen Servant//High Ongar, Essex/Census
1861/Georgeanna Joy/Daughter//High Ongar, Essex/Census
1861/Maryann Joy/Niece/21/St Osyth, Essex/Census
1861/Henry Asser/Servant, Hostler/42/High Ongar, Essex/Census
1861/George Bright/Lodger, Agr Labourer, Widower/62/Chipping Ongar, essex/Census

1867/Isaac Ward/../../../Post Office

1870/Mrs. Ann Ward/../../../Kelly's

1871/Mrs. Ann Ward/../../../Post Office

1874/William Penson/../../../Kelly's

1878/Henry Hammond/../../../Kelly's

1881/Walter Shaw/Licensed Victualler/33/Beckendon, Essex/Census
1881/Lydia Shaw/Wife/28/Romford, Essex/Census
1881/Edith A. Shaw/Daughter/2/Hornchurch, Essex/Census
1881/Walter J. Shaw/Son/2m/High Ongar, Essex/Census
1881/William Garrid/Lodger, Bootmaker/50/Waingford, Suffolk/Census
1881/Eliza Day/General Servant/17/Abbess Roding, Essex/Census

1882/Walter Shaw/../../../Kelly's

1886/Walter Shaw/../../../Kelly's

1890/Henry Joseph Lee/../../../Kelly's

1894/Henry Joseph Lee/../../../Kelly's

1895/Henry Joseph Lee/../../../Kelly's

1898/Henry Joseph Lee/../../../Kelly's

1899/Henry Joseph Lee/../../../Kelly's

1902/George Allen/../../../Kelly's

1906/George Allen/../../../Kelly's

1908/George Gage/../../../Kelly's

1910/Frank Bretton/../../../Kelly's

1912/Frank Bretton/../../../Kelly's

1914/Tom Virgin/../../../Kelly's

1917/Charles A. Curtis/../../../Kelly's

1922/Charles A. Curtis/../../../Kelly's

1925-6/Charles A. Curtis/../../../Kelly's

1929/Charles A. Curtis/../../../Kelly's

1933/Charles A. Curtis/../../../Kelly's

1937/William Thomas Richardson/../../../Kelly's

* Provided by the Pubs, Inns and Taverns Index for England, 1801-1900