Monastery Street, Canterbury

~ MONASTERY STREET ~

CANTERBURY

St. Paul, Municpal ward of Northgate

1 case of measles attended to in an epidemic of this disease in Monastery Street, Canterbury during 1852 by G. Rigden, Esq. (138 cases total in the city)

15 cases were fatal of the 138 cases seen. Association Medical Journal

James Lilley, Poultry Dealer and Carrier

John Bourn, Watchman of Goal

Edward Field, Journeyman Butcher

James Churchill, Rope Maker

BREWERY

Harriet Kelson

John Parker Wood

Charles Green, Groom

1839 Edward BOURN, Wheelwright, Monastery Street

No. 1

MONASTERY HOUSE

1838 Henry GODSMARK, Livery Stable Keeper, Monastery House

1870 - 1882 Mrs. RAMMELL, Longport

1896 F. WACHER, Canterbury

MONASTERY HOUSE, Frank WACHER, Surgeon

1904 Frank Wacher, Monastery House - son Harold Wacher married 1904?

1911 Frank WACHER

No. 6

Thomas Foat COZENS, Builder, son is Thomas Finch Cozens, Monastery Street ^

"I do know that Thomas Finch COZENS built 7-13 Love Lane and 6 Longport around 1826 and that he was the main contractor for the extension of St Paul's Church in the 1840s. He also built the Union workhouse in Bridge in 1835 at a cost of £4376. *Thanks to Catherine for this information

*Bankrupts 1843 - Thomas Finch Cozens, Canterbury, builder, March 24 at 12, and April 26 at 1, Guildhall, Canterbury; Sols. R. & G. Furley, Canterbury; Butterfield & France, 5 Gray's Inn Square. Fiat dated March 10.

In the 1839 directory there is a Thomas Finch COZENS, listed under Wheelwrights, St. Paul's

No. 10

Henry HADLEY

ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE

Lady Woottons Green

No. 13

Oct. 1880 House of Commons Papers Vol. 39 - John Horridge WOODGATE ( Where do you live? - 13 Monastery Street, What are you? I am a traveller in the tea line, for a company rather)

No 14

Mrs. M. L. FITCH, 14 Monastery Street, Canterbury, Member of the Kent Archaeological Society

No. 17

Mrs. H. MAJOR

1903 Mrs. BATEMAN, 17 Monastery Street

1907 - July 20th, to Let, for Cricket Week or Permanency, Sitting room and Bed room, good cooking and attendance. S.E.B., 17 Monastery Street, Canterbury

EDWIN BING, MINERAL WATER MANUFACTORY

1884 Edwin BING - Listed under Soda Water & Lemonade Manufacturer - 41 St. George's Street and Monastery Street

1885 Kellys Directory - Listed under Soda Water and Lemonade Manufacturers - E. Bing & Son, Monastery Street, Canterbury

Almonry House, Monastery Street

No. 20

Mrs. GODDEN

Charles GREEN, Groom ^

No. 21

Miss H. E. HATCHER

James BARWICK, Carpenter Foreman ^

July 15th, 1865 J. BARWICK, Monastery Street, St. Pauls (No. 1542) Poll for the two knights of the shire, voted Dering (parish of qualification - Saint Mary Bredin)

No. 22

Joseph POTTS, Carpenter ^

No. 26 & 27

Coffee House

Melbourne Terrace Plaque

Herbert Edward BEER, Brewer , wife Julia A. (moved to Melbourne Terrace, Monastery Street by the 70's - Wine & Spirit Merchant)


~ MONASTERY STREET ~ CANTERBURY St. Paul, Municpal ward of Northgate 1 case of measles attended to in an epidemic of this disease in Monastery Street, Canterbury during 1852 by G. Rigden, Esq. (138 cases total in the city) 15 cases were fatal of the 138 cases seen. Association Medical Journal James Lilley, Poultry Dealer and Carrier John Bourn, Watchman of Goal Edward Field, Journeyman Butcher James Churchill, Rope Maker BREWERY Harriet Kelson John Parker Wood Charles Green, Groom 1839 Edward BOURN, Wheelwright, Monastery Street No. 1 MONASTERY HOUSE 1838 Henry GODSMARK, Livery Stable Keeper, Monastery House 1870 - 1882 Mrs. RAMMELL, Longport 1896 F. WACHER, Canterbury MONASTERY HOUSE, Frank WACHER, Surgeon 1904 Frank Wacher, Monastery House - son Harold Wacher married 1904? 1911 Frank WACHER No. 6 Thomas Foat COZENS, Builder, son is Thomas Finch Cozens, Monastery Street ^ "I do know that Thomas Finch COZENS built 7-13 Love Lane and 6 Longport around 1826 and that he was the main contractor for the extension of St Paul's Church in the 1840s. He also built the Union workhouse in Bridge in 1835 at a cost of £4376. Thanks to Catherine for this information Bankrupts 1843 - Thomas Finch Cozens, Canterbury, builder, March 24 at 12, and April 26 at 1, Guildhall, Canterbury; Sols. R. & G. Furley, Canterbury; Butterfield & France, 5 Gray's Inn Square. Fiat dated March 10. In the 1839 directory there is a Thomas Finch COZENS, listed under Wheelwrights, St. Paul's No. 10 Henry HADLEY ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE *Lady Woottons Green* __ No. 13 Oct. 1880 House of Commons Papers Vol. 39 - John Horridge WOODGATE ( Where do you live? - 13 Monastery Street, What are you? I am a traveller in the tea line, for a company rather) No 14 Mrs. M. L. FITCH, 14 Monastery Street, Canterbury, Member of the Kent Archaeological Society No. 17 Mrs. H. MAJOR 1903 Mrs. BATEMAN, 17 Monastery Street 1907 - July 20th, to Let, for Cricket Week or Permanency, Sitting room and Bed room, good cooking and attendance. S.E.B., 17 Monastery Street, Canterbury EDWIN BING, MINERAL WATER MANUFACTORY 1884 Edwin BING - Listed under Soda Water & Lemonade Manufacturer - 41 St. George's Street and Monastery Street 1885 Kellys Directory - Listed under Soda Water and Lemonade Manufacturers - E. Bing & Son, Monastery Street, Canterbury Almonry House, Monastery Street No. 20 Mrs. GODDEN Charles GREEN, Groom ^ No. 21 Miss H. E. HATCHER James BARWICK, Carpenter Foreman ^ July 15th, 1865 J. BARWICK, Monastery Street, St. Pauls (No. 1542) Poll for the two knights of the shire, voted Dering (parish of qualification - Saint Mary Bredin) No. 22 Joseph POTTS, Carpenter ^ No. 26 & 27 Coffee House Melbourne Terrace Plaque Herbert Edward BEER, Brewer , wife Julia A. (moved to Melbourne Terrace, Monastery Street by the 70's - Wine & Spirit Merchant)
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