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Jolly Millers
West Mills, Newbury
Former Jolly Millers on West Mills, Newbury; PubWiki directories/census 1851–1871; Closed Pubs confirms West Mills (as Jolly Miller). Approximate pin — former building apparently now a residence; no house number or open/close year yet. Distinct from Two Brewers and Crown Inn West Mills.
Opening
First recorded 1851
Closing
Not known from this source
Recorded span
Not known
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History
- First recorded
- 1851
- Documented through
- 1871
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Closed Pubs: The Jolly Miller was situated on West Mills, Newbury. No house number and no open/close year on that page. Same West Mills identity as PubWiki Jolly Millers; distinct from Two Brewers and Crown Inn West Mills.
Closed Pubs - Jolly Miller, West Mills, Newbury
Undated
PubWiki indexes Jolly Millers at West Mills, Newbury. Primary street for this place. User research approximate pin lat 51.4009, lng -1.3277 (not a verified building footprint). West Mills centre context ~51.40082, -1.32615.
PubWiki - Jolly Millers, West Mills, Newbury
Jolly Millers at West Mills documented in 1869 with William Kimber (beer retailer; Woodspeen east in Kelly's). — PubWiki secondary transcription. Keep West Mills place identity.
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PubWiki - Jolly Millers
Jolly Millers at West Mills documented in 1854 with Eliza Evans (beer retailer). — PubWiki secondary transcription of Billings Directory.
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PubWiki - Jolly Millers
PubWiki notes "At London Road by the 1871 census" on the Jolly Millers (West Mills) page.
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PubWiki - Jolly Millers, West Mills, Newbury
Jolly Millers at West Mills documented in 1851 with Eliza Evans (beerhouse keeper). — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated census entry. Same West Mills identity as Closed Pubs Jolly Miller.
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PubWiki - Jolly Millers
Jolly Millers documented in 1871 with William Kimber (labourer, beer house). — PubWiki secondary transcription of a dated census entry. PubWiki also notes "At London Road by the 1871 census".
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PubWiki - Jolly Millers
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Sources
- Closed Pubs - Jolly Miller, West Mills, Newbury
Closed Pubs Project