Nags Head
This property is located on Low Street, near to Portland Square.
During the occupation of John Berry and that of his widow, Elizabeth, the Nags Head was famed for its concerts in the Lodge Room. It was rebuilt in mock tudor style and is still open.
Hannah Bailey was the sister of Richard Saunders Bailey, and "kept the Inn" for her brother at the time of her death in 1915.
The known occupants were:
Shacklock Francis |
1800 |
| Shacklock Francis | 1823 |
Salmon Thos |
1828-9 |
| Shackleton Francis | 1830 |
Shacklock Fras |
1832 |
Shackleton Francis |
1835 |
Shacklock Thomas |
1844 |
Pawson George |
1848 |
Lawson George |
1851 |
Lawson George |
1852 |
| Lawson George | 1853 |
Berry John |
1855 |
Berry John |
1861 |
Berry John |
1864 |
Berry Elizabeth (Mrs) |
1869 |
Berry Elizabeth |
1871 |
Berry John |
1872 |
Berry Elizabeth |
1874 |
Berry Elizabeth (Mrs) |
1876 |
Berry Elizabeth (Mrs) |
1877 |
Berry Elizabeth (Mrs) |
1881 |
Berry Elizabeth (Mrs) |
1883 |
Farrands Frank Henry |
1885-6 |
| Farrands Frank Henry | 1888 |
| Bailey Richard Saunders | 1891 |
Bailey Richard Saunders |
1896-7 |
Bailey Richard Saunders |
1900 |
Bailey Richard Saunders |
1904 |
| Bailey Richard Saunders | 1912 |
Bailey Hannah |
1915 |
| Bailey Richard Saunders | 1916 |
| Bailey Elizabeth (Mrs) | 1922 |
Newton George Dove |
1928 |
Newton George Dove |
1932 |
| Buckland Jas | 1941 |
Page last updated 8th February 2005
Photograph taken 1998 by Heather Faulkes