Does anyone on the list have a relation who had this pub. My great uncle, William Henry Fynn had it in the late 19th c and possibly into the 20thc. He was also a blacksmith and may have had the pub as a side line to the smithy. From memory the pub was called the black dog, Kevin gave me the name and I have lost his email. Cheers Bernie Fynn New Zealand Get the world's best email - http://nz.mail.yahoo.com/
Bernie, I sent you the link to this the last time you asked: Here is the text ( from Kevan's site) > Black Dog, High Street, Horndon-on-the-Hill > > Known Residents > > The following entries are in this format: > > Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or > Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source. > > 1878/William Henry Fynn/Beer Retailer/../../Kelly's > > 1881/William H Fynn/Blacksmith & Beer Retailer/31/Billericay, Essex/ > Census **** > 1881/Rosanna Fynn/Wife/33/Manchester, Lancashire/Census > 1881/Gracie H Fynn/Daughter/2/Scotland/Census > 1881/William Laver/Lodger, Agricultural Labourer/38/Horndon Hill, > Essex/Census > 1881/Henry Williams/Lodger, Agricultural Labourer/42/Gloucestershire/ > Census > 1881/James Thompson/Lodger, Agricultural Labourer/40/Suffolk/Census > 1881/Samuel Holly/Lodger, Agricultural Labourer/37/Billericay, Essex/ > Census > 1881/William Wittaker/Lodger, Agricultural Labourer/33/Great Warley, > Essex/Census > 1881/Elizabeth Wittaker/Lodger/24/Mountnessing, Essex/Census > 1881/John G Whittaker/Lodger/3/West Ham, Essex/Census > 1881/John Bailey/Lodger, Sawyer/50/Dagenham, Essex/Census > 1881/William Bush/Lodger, Agricultural Labourer/58/High Ongar, Essex/ > Census > 1881/Eliza Bush/Lodger/44/Great Easter, Essex/Census > > 1886/William Henry Fynn/Beer Retailer/../../Kelly's > > 1891/William Finn/Blacksmith/41/Dunton, Essex/Census **** > 1891/Rosanna Finn/Wife/43/Manchester/Census > 1891/Gracie H Finn/Daughter/12/Scotland/Census > > 1894/William Henry Fynn/Beer Retailer & Blacksmith/../../Kelly's > > 1895/William Henry Fynn/Beer Retailer & Blacksmith/../../Kelly's > > An ancestor was Beerhouse Keeper in 1901 at a pub called "The Black > Dog" High Street, Horndon-on the-Hill. ** > > 1901/John Frost/Beer House Keeper/56/Finchingfield, Essex/Census ** > 1901/Thedoria Frost/Wife/48/Grays, Essex/Census > 1901/Charles Frost/Son, Cooper/27/Rayleigh, Essex/Census > 1901/Ada Frost/Daughter/21/Burstead, Essex/Census > 1901/Minnie Frost/Daughter/6 months/Burstead, Essex/Census > 1901/Thedoria Davis/Daughter/24/Maldon, Essex/Census > 1901/Samuel Davis/Grand Son/2/Romford, Essex/Census > 1901/William Davis/Grand Son/3 months/Romford, Essex/Census > 1901/John Frost/Son, Painter/18/Grays, Essex/Census > > 1902/John Frost/Beer Retailer/../../Kelly's > > > ** Provided by Barbara Frost > > **** Provided by Kevan > On 16 Dec 2008, at 05:13, Bernie Fynn wrote: > Does anyone on the list have a relation who had this pub. My great > uncle, William Henry Fynn had it in the late 19th c and possibly > into the 20thc. > He was also a blacksmith and may have had the pub as a side line to > the smithy. From memory the pub was called the black dog, Kevin gave > me the name and I have lost his email. > Cheers > Bernie Fynn > New Zealand > > > Get the world's best email - http://nz.mail.yahoo.com/ > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Any problems, please contact the List Admin: Essex-UK-admin@rootsweb.com > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ESSEX-UK-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message