Black Griffin Lane, Canterbury

~ BLACK GRIFFIN LANE ~

CANTERBURY

A photo of the flooding October 1909, the photo courtesy of michaelsbookshop.com

Insolvent Debtor's Dividends (from The Jurist 1844), Samuel Pollard, Black Griffin Lane, Canterbury, Watch Maker: 4s. 2d. in the pound.

*was in High Street in 1841

Black Griffin Lane - Credit for this photo goes to the 'Tongeman/ Fairbrass' family

6 cases of measles attended to in an epidemic of this disease in Black Griffin Lane, Canterbury during 1852 by G. Rigden, Esq. (138 cases total in the city)

15 cases were fatal of the 138 cases seen. AMJ

Black Griffin Lane

1838 St. Peter's Tea Gardens, George KIDMAN, Black Griffin Lane

1838 Edward NEWTON, Autioneer and Appraiser, Black Griffin Lane

No. 2

1917 Richard TERRY, Hairdresser

No. 3

1838 Henry EYLES, Lay Clerk of Canterbury Cathedral, 3 Black Griffin Lane

No. 24

1838 Policeman, J. EPPS, 24 Black Griffin Lane

No. 25A

1917 Benjamin TERRY

Charles William Blogg. Where do you live? 33 Black Griffin Lane. What are you? A Salesman...." PP

No. 34

1852 Poll Book - registered to vote in Strood - 34 Black Griffin's Lane, St. Peter's, Canterbury

No. 48

1917 S. F. Saddleton

HOLY CROSS AND ST. PETERS SCHOOLS (mixed)

1917 Jame Edward Wales

The Carpenters Arms, Black Griffin Lane

1838 CARPENTERS' ARMS, Charles WILLIS, Black Griffin Lane

No. 49

1917 Charles Oakenfield

No. 55

Reuben T. Nye, General Labourer (

1896 - At the Canterbury Quarter Sessions, two young men named Richards and Cork, were indicted of stealing a large quantity of corrugated iron and wire netting, the property of their employers, Messrs. Court Bros., and Reuben Nye and Harry Baldock were also indicated of feloniously receiving the same. The case created considerable public interest, as it appeared that the depredations had been going on for a long time. For the defence it was contended that the supervision over the warehouse department had been exceedingly lax. Richards was imprisoned for four months and Cork for three months, the other prisoners being acquitted by the jury.

No. 95

Aug 2, 1913 (Kentish Gazette and Canterbury Press) Cottages, 4s 6d week, to Let. Apply, A. Barrett, 95, Black Griffin Lane, Canterbury

James Blogg, Shoemaker

Maurice Saunders, Tailor

Elizabeth Andrews

Mary Horton

Martha Thurston

John George Phillips

John Knight, Labourer

William Gorely, Cooper

John Brady, Smith

Jesse Butler, Ostler

Thomas Lawrence, Hotel Porter

Thomas Boorman, Labourer

George Hunt, Labourer

James Hammond, Labourer

Mary Lemoine

Charles Shaxby, Baker

Thomas Rolfe, Carpenter

Thomas Olive, Labourer


~ BLACK GRIFFIN LANE ~ CANTERBURY A photo of the flooding October 1909, the photo courtesy of michaelsbookshop.com Insolvent Debtor's Dividends (from The Jurist 1844), Samuel Pollard, Black Griffin Lane, Canterbury, Watch Maker: 4s. 2d. in the pound. was in High Street in 1841 Black Griffin Lane - Credit for this photo goes to the 'Tongeman/ Fairbrass' family* 6 cases of measles attended to in an epidemic of this disease in Black Griffin Lane, Canterbury during 1852 by G. Rigden, Esq. (138 cases total in the city) 15 cases were fatal of the 138 cases seen. AMJ Black Griffin Lane 1838 St. Peter's Tea Gardens, George KIDMAN, Black Griffin Lane 1838 Edward NEWTON, Autioneer and Appraiser, Black Griffin Lane No. 2 1917 Richard TERRY, Hairdresser No. 3 1838 Henry EYLES, Lay Clerk of Canterbury Cathedral, 3 Black Griffin Lane No. 24 1838 Policeman, J. EPPS, 24 Black Griffin Lane No. 25A 1917 Benjamin TERRY Charles William Blogg. Where do you live? 33 Black Griffin Lane. What are you? A Salesman...." PP No. 34 1852 Poll Book - registered to vote in Strood - 34 Black Griffin's Lane, St. Peter's, Canterbury No. 48 1917 S. F. Saddleton HOLY CROSS AND ST. PETERS SCHOOLS (mixed) 1917 Jame Edward Wales The Carpenters Arms, Black Griffin Lane 1838 CARPENTERS' ARMS, Charles WILLIS, Black Griffin Lane No. 49 1917 Charles Oakenfield No. 55 Reuben T. Nye, General Labourer ( 1896 - At the Canterbury Quarter Sessions, two young men named Richards and Cork, were indicted of stealing a large quantity of corrugated iron and wire netting, the property of their employers, Messrs. Court Bros., and Reuben Nye and Harry Baldock were also indicated of feloniously receiving the same. The case created considerable public interest, as it appeared that the depredations had been going on for a long time. For the defence it was contended that the supervision over the warehouse department had been exceedingly lax. Richards was imprisoned for four months and Cork for three months, the other prisoners being acquitted by the jury. No. 95 Aug 2, 1913 (Kentish Gazette and Canterbury Press) Cottages, 4s 6d week, to Let. Apply, A. Barrett, 95, Black Griffin Lane, Canterbury $ James Blogg, Shoemaker Maurice Saunders, Tailor Elizabeth Andrews Mary Horton Martha Thurston John George Phillips John Knight, Labourer William Gorely, Cooper John Brady, Smith Jesse Butler, Ostler Thomas Lawrence, Hotel Porter Thomas Boorman, Labourer George Hunt, Labourer James Hammond, Labourer Mary Lemoine Charles Shaxby, Baker Thomas Rolfe, Carpenter Thomas Olive, Labourer
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