Publicans, Innkeepers and Beersellers
This is a simple list of references to Hemingways who are listed as publicans, innkeepers, beersellers etc that I have come across in various documents. Most are from census returns and birth, baptism, marriage, death and burial records that list occupations of the individual, parent, witness or person registering the event. Alf Hewitt of Dewsbury has very kindly sent in many extracts from District Licence records held by the Archives Office which have proved very interesting and these are being included below. Many probate entries also describe occupations and so these too become a good source. If you have potential entries that are not listed, please send them in and I will add them. I will also add photographs or trees linked to the person or the location if you have these.
| Albert Hemingway | Globe Inn, Batley Carr (owned by Stuttons Derby Brewery, Derby) |
7 Apr 1908 - 14 Aug 1914 |
| Albert Hemingway | Railway Hotel, Pontefract | Admon 1948 |
| Albert Hemingway | 19 Neville Road, Gargrave | Death cert died 6 Nov 1960 aged 46 |
| Alfred Hemingway | from "marriages" 16 Jun 1887 ALFRED Hemingway, 26, bachelor & licensed victualler, Regent Street (JOHN WILLIAM) & VIOLETTA Binks, 27, spinster, Benson Street (LdsStClem) | |
| Benjamin Hemingway | Crown and Cushion, Market Place, Dewsbury | 1851 census (Alf Hewitt) |
| Benjamin Hemingway | Last Row Beer House, Chickenly Lane, Soothill | 1871 census |
| Benjamin Hemingway | New Inn (formerly Savile Arms Inn), Providence Street, Earlsheaton owned by Seth Senior & Sons, Highfield Brewery, Shepley | 2 May 1881 - 6 Nov 1882 (Alf Hewitt) |
| Charles Frederick Hemingway | (Shop) 13 Tweedale Street, Boothroyd Lane, Dewsbury (for sale of intoxicating liquors) | Dec 1931 - June 1932 |
| David Hemingway | from "burials" 7 Jul 1811 DAVID, of Wakefield, Innkeeper, aged 39 (FelStPet) | |
| Edgar Hemingray | Britannia Inn, New Tupton, Chesterfield | Will 1895 |
| Edna Hemingway | Junction Inn, Mill Road, Batley Carr | 1961 |
| Edward Hemingway | Man & Saddle, Market Place, Dewsbury. Full licence and owned by John P Brooke of Dewsbury sold to George Stones 1883 (licenced also for singing, dominoes, music, quoits, brasses, darts & draughts) |
25 Aug 1887 - 17 Dec 1888 |
| Edward Hemingway | West End Hotel (aka Park Hotel), Park Street, Dewsbury (a Tadcaster Breweries pub) | 7 Jan 1902 - 6 Feb 1906 |
| Eliza Hemingway | Conway Terrace, Mile End Old Town | 1871 census |
| Elizabeth Hemingway | from "marriages" 17 Oct 1861 ELIZABETH Hemingway, 21, spinster, Chickenley (ROBERT) & JOHN WILLIAM Clifton, 23, bachelor & innkeeper, Ossett (DewsAlSt) | |
| Elizabeth Hemingway | from "burials" 29 Aug 1863 ELIZABETH, 62 years, Widow of DAVID, publican, Westtown (DewsCem) | |
| Elizabeth Hemingway | Cambridge Arms, Melcombe Regis, Dorset | 1861, 1871 & 1881 census & Will 1885 |
| Emanuel Hemingway | New Yew Tree Inn, Liversedge | Will 1888 |
Enoch Hemingway (Ralph D'Oyly Hemingway tree) |
Weavers Arms, Ashton under Lyne 12 May 1840 - Feb 1842 | Bankruptcy Petition, London Gazette 12 Oct 1847 & 5 Nov 1847 |
| Frances Hemingway | Bowling Green Hotel, Huddersfield Road, Ravensthorpe | March 1885 - July 1885 |
| George Hemingway see William Hemingway 1832 |
Wellington, 55 Southgate, Elland | 1822 - 1829 Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion |
| George Hemingway | Black Bull, Pinfold Lane, Eland (now a guest house) |
1834 Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion |
| George Hemingway | from "baptisms" 3 Nov 1844 GEORGE, son of GEORGE/ELIZABETH, Dewsbury, Victualler (DewsStJo) | |
| Hannah Maria Hemingway | from "marriages" 15 Sep 1898 HANNAH MARIA Hemingway, Widow, Outwood (John Asquith) & THOMAS Warwick, 31, bachelor & Publican, Stourton, Leeds (OutStMa) | |
| Harry Hemingway | (Shop) 55 Leeds Road, Dewsbury (off licence) | Dec 1907 - Apr 1909 |
| Jack Hemingway | Black Bull, Dewsbury & New Inn, Todmorden | 1960s (Timothy Hemingway) |
| James Hemingway | (unnamed) Whitgift | 1871 census |
| James Hemingway | Greyhound, Thorne | 1881 census |
| James Hemingway | from "baptisms" 29 Apr 1883 MARY MIRIAM, dau of JAMES/HANNAH, innkeeper (ThorStNich) ; 27 Apr 1887 FLORENCE, dau of JAMES/HANNAH, of Thorne, innkeeper (b 20 Mar 1887) (ThorStNich) | |
| James Hemingway | White Hart, Askern | 1891 census |
| Jamie Hemingway | Globe Inn, Batley Carr (owned by Ind Coope & Allsopps, Buton on Trent) |
13 Jan 1959 - ? |
| John Hemingway | Delvers Arms, Brookfoot Hill, Southowram (opened 1863, closed 1948 and now two seperate houses) | 1874 |
| John Hemingway (son of Milford below) |
Ring O' Bells, East Street, Batley | (Brian Hemingway) |
| John Hemingway | Turks Head, Leeds | 1861 census |
John Hemingway |
from "baptisms" 18 Mar 1863 JOSHUA NAYLOR, son of JOHN/SARAH, of Briggate, publican (b 20 Feb 1863) (LdsStPet) | |
| John Hemingway | Royd, Southowram | 1871 census & Will 1875 |
| John Hemingway | Mungrisdale Mill Inn, Cumberland | TBA |
| John James Hemingway | ?, Thorne | Marriage Cert to Emma Eliza Stones 1898 |
| Joshua Hemingway | Windmill Inn, Wibsey | Admon 1878 |
| Mary Jane Hemingway | Bank of Friendship, Mile End Road, London | 1871 & 1881 census |
| Michael Hemingway | from "baptisms" 5 Nov 1848 THOMAS HARTLEY, son of MICHAEL/MARY, of Morley, Publican (MorleyStPet) | |
| Milford Hemingway | Sir Robert Peel, High Street, Heckmondwyke | (Brian Hemingway) |
| Milford Hemingway (transcribed as Milfred) | (unnamed) Batley | 1871 bapt entry for son Harry |
| Milford Hemingway | from "baptisms" 19 Nov 1871 JOHN, son of MILFORD/MARY, of Heckmondwike, Publican (b 26 Feb 1871) (BatASt) | |
| Robert Colbeck Hemingway | White Hart Inn, Batley | 1881 census & Will 1895 |
| Samuel Booth Hemingway (descendant tree from father of SBH) |
Malt Shovel, Drighlington | 1851 & 1861 census |
| Sarah Hemingway | New Yew Tree Inn, Liversedge | 1891 census |
| Susan Agnes Hemingway | Vine Inn, Mickleover, Derbyshire | Will 1949 |
| Thomas Hemingway | Chequers, South Elmsall (advised by DH of South Elmsall that this is now in Hemingway ownership again bought in 2007 to use as a cosmetic clinic with additional office and training centre accommodation upstairs) |
Baines Dir & Gaz 1822 |
| Thomas Hemingway | Hambletonian, 23 Silver Street, Halifax | 1829 |
| Thomas & Elizabeth Hemingway | Kings Arms, Beaumont Square, Mile End Road, Tower Hamlets | 1841 census, London Post Office Directory 1841 |
| Thomas Hemingway | Ale Dealer in Derby Described in the News of the World newspaper of Sun 3 Aug 1856, the forthcoming case of "Insolvent Debtor - At the County Court of Derbyshire at Derby on Saturday August 16 - Thomas Hemingway, Derby, ale dealer." |
Sun 3 Aug 1856, News of the World newspaper |
| Thomas Hemingway | Anchor Inn, Whitgift | 1881 & 1891 census & Will 1892 |
| Thomas Hemingway | from "baptisms" 13 Jul 1870 WILLIAM NEWSOME, son of THOMAS/JANE ANN, of Heath, Publican (WarmStPet) ; 10 Mar 1875 HILDA, dau of THOMAS/JANE ANN, of Heath, Publican (b 26 Feb 1874) (WarmStPet) ; 25 May 1877 ARTHUR, son of THOMAS/JANE ANN, of Heath, publican (WarmStPet) | |
| Thomas Storey Hemingway | Commercial Hotel, Normanton from "baptisms" ; 19 Sep 1926 CYNTHIA MARY, dau of THOMAS STOREY/FRANCES ISABELLA, of The Commercial Hotel, licensed victualler (b 5 Sep 1926) (NormAlSt) ; 26 Jan 1928 FRANCES ELIZA, deau of THOMAS STOREY/FRANCES ISABELLA, of Commercial Hotel, licensed victualler (B 7 Jan 1928) (NormAlSt) | |
| Walter Hemingway | Travellers Rest, Purston Jaglin (formerly The Travellers Hotel) 25 Mar 1906 JOHN WILLIAM, son of WALTER/FLORENCE, of The Travellers Rest, licensed victualler (PursStTh) ; 1 Aug 1907 MARGARET ELIZABETH, dau of WALTER/FLORENCE, of The Travellers Rest, licensed victualler (PursStTh) | Children's bapts1907 - 1919 & Mother's Will 1919 |
| William Hemingway see George Hemingway 1822 - 29 |
Wellington, 55 Southgate, Elland | 1834 Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion |
| William Hemingway | Bradford Hotel, Halifax | Will 1890 |
Do you have information that could be added? Please send them in and I will add them. I will also add photographs, drawings, trees etc, linked to the person or the location if you have these.
Maurice Hemingway
May 2009
