~ HOSPITAL LANE ~
CANTERBURY
"...On the South, Mr. Pilbrow found in Stour Street, near the end of Hospital Lane, foundations which he supposed to be those of a tower or fort. He therefore marks the line of the original Roman south wall as running from Castle Street to Stour Street, north of Hospital Lane. He thus excludes the site of the Castle and the Dane-John from the original enclosure of Durovernum." Roman Canterbury
Maynard & Cotton Hospital, Hospital Lane looking towards Castle Street from Stour Street
No. 1
Joshua CHEAL, Tanner ^
1889 Charles EASTON, Bricklayer
No. 2
Edward HAYWARD, Agricultural Labourer ^
1889 Alfred Herbert WALL, Confectioner (Foreman)
No. 3
Thomas FOWLER, General Dealer, Edward FOWLER, Cordwainer ^
1889 Joseph LIPPINGWELL, Labourer
No. 4
George WHIDDETT, Bailiff in County Court ^
1889 George OWEN, Carter
No. 5
John NISBETT, Labourer ^
1889 John SCADDING, Shoemaker/Bootmaker
No. 6
William PEARSON ^
1889 Edward FAIRBRASS, Bricklayer's Labourer
No. 7
Charles WELLARD, Painter & Glazier ^
1889 William SIMS, Labourer
No. 8
1889 Henry MAY, General shop
No. 9
1889 Mrs. Mary A. HAYWARD, Laundress
No. 11
1889 W. FINN
No. 12
1889 Mrs. THOMSON
No. 13
1889 Mrs. Jane GILLMAN, Alms House Annuity
No. 14
1889 William EAST, Alms House Annuity
No. 15
1889 William RUGLIS, Alms House Annuity
MAYNARD'S HOSPITAL AND CHAPEL
No. 16
1889 Mrs. Mary Ann STONE
No. 17
1889 Mrs. COOK
No. 18
1889 Mrs. Caroline WALKER, Alms House Annuity, and her sister a retired nurse, Elizabeth WALKER
No. 19
1889 Mrs. Caroline PRICE, Alms House Annuity
No. 20
1889 William DAVISON (Prior)
Stour Street
No. 21
1889 J. DAVISON
No. 22
1889 John Millwood, Coachman
No. 24
1889 Walter SUTTON, Brewer's servant
No. 25
1889 Thomas John ELVY, Painter
No. 26
1889 James W. PERKINS, Dyer