Family History, Noakes Chart 0400 George Wallace abd Jane Elizabeth Sudds

1872 Allen Street, Lambeth, London (baptism of daughter Elizabeth Jane) 1874 9 Faunce Street, Lambeth, London (baptism of daughter Clara Ellen1881 207 Kennington Road, Lambeth, London, John Webb NOAKES aged 35 Coach Vice? Man born Hastings, Sussex, Elizabeth NOAKS aged 34 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth Jane NOAKES aged 8 scholar born Lambeth, Surrey, Clara Ellen NOAKES aged 7 Scholar born lambeth, Surrey, George Edward NOAKES aged 1 born Lambeth, Surrey. 1877 207 Kennington Road, Lambeth, London (baptism of daughter Alice Eliza) 1881 207 Kennington Road, Lambeth, London, John Webb NOAKES aged 35 Coach Vice? Man born Hastings, Sussex, Elizabeth NOAKS aged 34 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth Jane NOAKES aged 8 scholar born Lambeth, Surrey, Clara Ellen NOAKES aged 7 Scholar born lambeth, Surrey, George Edward NOAKES aged 1 born Lambeth, Surrey 1891 12 Ardalus Road,, Brixton, Lambeth, London. John W NOAKES aged 45 Coach Fitter born Hasting, Sussex, Charlotte NOAKES aged 44 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth NOAKES aged 18 Drapers Assistant born Lambeth, London, Clara E NOAKES aged 17 Dressmakers Assistant born Lambeth, London, George E NOAKES aged 11 Scholar born Lambeth, London, Emily A NOAKES aged 9 Scholar born Lambeth, London. 1901 Prince of Wales Beer House, Sydenham, Lewsisham, London, John W NOAKES aged 55 Beer House Keeper born Hastings, Sussex, Elizaabeth NOAKES aged 54 born Bromley Kent, Elizabeth J NOAKES aged 29 Bar Maid born Lambeth, London, Clara E NOAKES aged 27 Bar Maid born Kennington, London, George E NOAKES aged 21 ??? Barman born Lambeth London, Emily A NOAKES aged 19 Cook Domestic born Lambeth, London. 1923 The Huntsman Hall, Worcester Park, Surrey (address given at probate in 1923 but died in 1909) 1851 High Street, Bromley, Kent, George WALLIS aged 38 Cordwainer born St Mary's Islington, Jane WALLIS aged 36 born Bromley Kent, Jane WALLIS aged 6 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth WALLIS aged 4 born Bromley, Kent (Surname as spelt on Census but right family, should be WALLACE) 1861 Greyhound Yard, Bromley, Kent, George WALLACE aged 49 Shoemake born Islington, Middlesex, Jane WALLACE aged 47 born Bromley, Kent, Robert SUDDS Father in Law Widower aged 81 carpenter born West Wickham, Kent. 1872 Allen Street, Lambeth, London (baptism of daughter Elizabeth Jane) 1874 9 Faunce Street, Lambeth, London (baptism of daughter Clara Ellen) 1877 207 Kennington Road, Lambeth, London (baptism of daughter Alice Eliza) 1881 207 Kennington Road, Lambeth, London, John Webb NOAKES aged 35 Coach Vice? Man born Hastings, Sussex, Elizabeth NOAKS aged 34 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth Jane NOAKES aged 8 scholar born Lambeth, Surrey, Clara Ellen NOAKES aged 7 Scholar born lambeth, Surrey, George Edward NOAKES aged 1 born Lambeth, Surrey 1891 12 Ardalus Road,, Brixton, Lambeth, London. John W NOAKES aged 45 Coach Fitter born Hasting, Sussex, Charlotte NOAKES aged 44 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth NOAKES aged 18 Drapers Assistant born Lambeth, London, Clara E NOAKES aged 17 Dressmakers Assistant born Lambeth, London, George E NOAKES aged 11 Scholar born Lambeth, London, Emily A NOAKES aged 9 Scholar born Lambeth, London. 1901 Prince of Wales Beer House, Sydenham, Lewsisham, London, John W NOAKES aged 55 Beer House Keeper born Hastings, Sussex, Elizaabeth NOAKES aged 54 born Bromley Kent, Elizabeth J NOAKES aged 29 Bar Maid born Lambeth, London, Clara E NOAKES aged 27 Bar Maid born Kennington, London, George E NOAKES aged 21 ??? Barman born Lambeth London, Emily A NOAKES aged 19 Cook Domestic born Lambeth, London. 1911 The Huntsman's Hall, Central Road, Worcester Park, Surrey, Elizabeth NOAKES aged 64 widow aged 40 down as having been married 40 years and having had 5 children 4 survive and 1 had died at the date of this Census, she was born in Bromley Kent,, George Edward NOAKES son aged 31 Licensed Victualler born Lambeth, London, Clara Ellen NOAKES aged 37 born Lambeth, London, Emily Ada NOAKES aged 29 born Lambeth, London. 1922 The Huntsman's Hall, Cheam common, Worcester Park, Surrey, Elizabeth NOAKES, Emily Ada NOAKES and George Edward NOAKES (Surrey Electoral Register) 1872 Allen Street, Lambeth, London (baptism of daughter Elizabeth Jane) 1881 207 Kennington Road, Lambeth, London, John Webb NOAKES aged 35 Coach Vice? Man born Hastings, Sussex, Elizabeth NOAKS aged 34 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth Jane NOAKES aged 8 scholar born Lambeth, Surrey, Clara Ellen NOAKES aged 7 Scholar born lambeth, Surrey, George Edward NOAKES aged 1 born Lambeth, Surrey. 1891 12 Ardalus Road,, Brixton, Lambeth, London. John W NOAKES aged 45 Coach Fitter born Hasting, Sussex, Charlotte NOAKES aged 44 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth NOAKES aged 18 Drapers Assistant born Lambeth, London, Clara E NOAKES aged 17 Dressmakers Assistant born Lambeth, London, George E NOAKES aged 11 Scholar born Lambeth, London, Emily A NOAKES aged 9 Scholar born Lambeth, London. 1901 Prince of Wales Beer House, Sydenham, Lewsisham, London, John W NOAKES aged 55 Beer House Keeper born Hastings, Sussex, Elizaabeth NOAKES aged 54 born Bromley Kent, Elizabeth J NOAKES aged 29 Bar Maid born Lambeth, London, Clara E NOAKES aged 27 Bar Maid born Kennington, London, George E NOAKES aged 21 ??? Barman born Lambeth London, Emily A NOAKES aged 19 Cook Domestic born Lambeth, London. 1903 129 Denamk Road, Lambeth, London (address at marriage) Father John Webb NOAKES - Licensed Victualler 1911 62 Sumatra Rd, West Hampstead N W Charles EDWARDS aged 39 Baker born Lyme Regis, Dorset, Elizabeth EDWARDS aged 39 down as having been married 7 years and having had no children at the date of this census, She was born in Lambeth, London Information for Charles EDWARDS 1903 129 Denamk Road, Lambeth, London (address at marriage) Father Frederick EDWARDS - Carpenter 1911 62 Sumatra Rd, West Hampstead N W Charles EDWARDS aged 39 Baker born Lyme Regis, Dorset, Elizabeth EDWARDS aged 39 down as having been married 7 years and having had no children at the date of this census, She was born in Lambeth, London 1874 9 Faunce Street, Lambeth, London (baptism of Clara Ellen) 1881 207 Kennington Road, Lambeth, London, John Webb NOAKES aged 35 Coach Vice? Man born Hastings, Sussex, Elizabeth NOAKS aged 34 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth Jane NOAKES aged 8 scholar born Lambeth, Surrey, Clara Ellen NOAKES aged 7 Scholar born lambeth, Surrey, George Edward NOAKES aged 1 born Lambeth, Surrey. 1891 12 Ardalus Road,, Brixton, Lambeth, London. John W NOAKES aged 45 Coach Fitter born Hasting, Sussex, Charlotte NOAKES aged 44 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth NOAKES aged 18 Drapers Assistant born Lambeth, London, Clara E NOAKES aged 17 Dressmakers Assistant born Lambeth, London, George E NOAKES aged 11 Scholar born Lambeth, London, Emily A NOAKES aged 9 Scholar born Lambeth, London. 1901 Prince of Wales Beer House, Sydenham, Lewsisham, London, John W NOAKES aged 55 Beer House Keeper born Hastings, Sussex, Elizaabeth NOAKES aged 54 born Bromley Kent, Elizabeth J NOAKES aged 29 Bar Maid born Lambeth, London, Clara E NOAKES aged 27 Bar Maid born Kennington, London, George E NOAKES aged 21 ??? Barman born Lambeth London, Emily A NOAKES aged 19 Cook Domestic born Lambeth, London. 1911 The Huntsman's Hall, Central Road, Worcester Park, Surrey, Elizabeth NOAKES aged 64 widow aged 40 down as having been married 40 years and having had 5 children 4 survive and 1 had died at the date of this Census, she was born in Bromley Kent,, George Edward NOAKES son aged 31 Licensed Victualler born Lambeth, London, Clara Ellen NOAKES aged 37 born Lambeth, London, Emily Ada NOAKES aged 29 born Lambeth, London. 1877 207 Kennington Road, Lambeth, London (baptism of Alice Eliza) 1881 207 Kennington Road, Lambeth, London, John Webb NOAKES aged 35 Coach Vice? Man born Hastings, Sussex, Elizabeth NOAKS aged 34 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth Jane NOAKES aged 8 scholar born Lambeth, Surrey, Clara Ellen NOAKES aged 7 Scholar born lambeth, Surrey, George Edward NOAKES aged 1 born Lambeth, Surrey. 1901 Prince of Wales Beer House, Sydenham, Lewsisham, London, John W NOAKES aged 55 Beer House Keeper born Hastings, Sussex, Elizaabeth NOAKES aged 54 born Bromley Kent, Elizabeth J NOAKES aged 29 Bar Maid born Lambeth, London, Clara E NOAKES aged 27 Bar Maid born Kennington, London, George E NOAKES aged 21 ??? Barman born Lambeth London, Emily A NOAKES aged 19 Cook Domestic born Lambeth, London. 1911 The Huntsman's Hall, Central Road, Worcester Park, Surrey, Elizabeth NOAKES aged 64 widow aged 40 down as having been married 40 years and having had 5 children 4 survive and 1 had died at the date of this Census, she was born in Bromley Kent,, George Edward NOAKES son aged 31 Licensed Victualler born Lambeth, London, Clara Ellen NOAKES aged 37 born Lambeth, London, Emily Ada NOAKES aged 29 born Lambeth, London. Information about the The Huntsman's Hall Worcester Park, Surrey from a Web Site which includes information (I have put in Bold) for this family The Huntsman's Hall Pub Histories: The Huntsman’s Hall, Worcester Park Sutton Archives / September 7, 2021 In today’s post, our second covering Worcester Park, Colin looks at the Huntsman’s Hall, now renamed as The Brook, at the bottom of the high street where the railway bridge crosses the road. The pub has undergone a number of transformations in the last few years, and currently sports a modern family image with a large beer garden and menu but its origins as a nineteenth century beer house tell us something about the area during the Victorian period and beyond. Over to Colin, who once again has produced another wonderful blog, and to whom we are very grateful for his many hours of work on this series…. Suggested derivations for the name “The Huntsman’s Hall” usually refer to possible connections with the hunting fraternity. Traditionally, it refers back to a previous building on the site, at the edge of the Great Park of Nonsuch, where Henry VIII used to hunt. More verifiably, the Worcester Park Beagles used to meet at the back of the Inn and the dogs’ kennels were at cottages across the road in Green Lane. (W. G. Grace was an enthusiastic member from 1900.) However, they were not formed until 1886 whereas the Huntsman’s Hall name was in use at least 15 years before that. There was hare coursing in the area at that time as well – the closest pack being Charles Blake’s Morden Harriers. But as they had no known connection to the pub, I have another derivation to propose. First let’s return to the origin of the pub which was contemporary with the railway station, opened in 1859 as “Old Malden”, but renamed “Worcester Park” in 1862. Thomas Wood owned houses at Cheam Common, as the area was known at that time, and he took the opportunity presented by the railway to open up a beer house on the site near the station, and he called it “The Railway Tavern”. It was followed by another beer house, the “North End Tavern”, which was leased to Robert Wood (no relation) of Epsom, in 1866, and operated by James Cuff, a local bricklayer. Thomas and his wife, Mary Ann, had three daughters by 1868, and a family move to Claygate was on the cards, so he approached Thomas Fricker of the Eagle brewery in Kingston (which used to be next door to The Ram). The lease agreed was for 21 years at £50 p.a. and the document referred to the Railway Tavern, which was how it was referred to in Thomas Wood’s electoral registration until 1882, at least. So the name change was probably at Thomas Fricker’s initiation, and possibly inspired by his mother’s maiden name (also his own middle name) which was “Hunter”. It happened before 1871, and probably soon after 1868 when Thomas Wood moved out and Lawrence Foster from Sevenoaks became the licensee. The road was named Cheam Lane at this time. A horse pulling a carriage Description automatically generated with medium confidence Lawrence came to Malden with his wife Margaret and three young sons. But Margaret died shortly after the birth of their first daughter in 1868, who also died within the year. He married Susan in 1870 but that too ended tragically with her death only two years later. Lawrence remarried again, to Eliza Bridger, three years after that. Her widowed mother Amelia also became resident at the inn. Middle son, William, apprenticed with a Croydon butcher. At the end of the 21 year lease term Lawrence retired and the family moved to Tonbridge, though Lawrence retained some local property interests. Thomas Wood meanwhile (in 1886) had sold the property to Croydon brewers, Nalder & Collyer. Around this time an extension was added to the front of the pub, which lasted until the 1960’s when it became a casualty of road-widening. Edward Cook was the new tenant, assisted by his sister and nephew. The road name was Malden Road. Tenancies were short-lived for the next few years – Ann Stubbings, Joseph George and Ned Maynard passed through. In 1899 a fight that started inside the pub resulted in a manslaughter charge after William Duel killed James Dawes for an offensive remark made to his wife. Dawes was already drunk and abusive and had already struck his wife and mother-in-law before going into the pub. He offered Rosina Duel a drink, which she refused. “He then took a two-shilling piece from his pocket and pressed it against her nose”. Joseph George was the landlord who threw them out once the fight started, so the fatal blow was struck outside. After his acquittal the judge commented “A man who insulted your wife in such a manner deserved all he got”. From 1906 George Noakes managed the pub with assistance of his widowed mother Elizabeth, and sisters Clara (who died in 1917), and Emily, until 1923. Frederick and Caroline Foot ran the pub from 1924 until 1931. By 1927 the interior included a public bar and workmen’s lunch room, to the left of the front entrance, and a private bar and hotel bar to the right. Plans were approved for an extension to the rear to add a tea room and lounge to the hotel bar. Alfred Amos Wickens came to the Huntsmans Hall Inn in 1932, and ushered in another era of continuity. The road name by then had changed to Central Road. He and wife Eugenia were in charge until his death in 1954. Second son Reginald, who had run an off-licence in Surbiton with his wife Gladys before the war, joined his widowed mother and sister (another Gladys) at the Huntsman and became the new landlord. Speaking in 1983 Reg expressed a “hope that my son will become the third Wickens at the Huntsman’s Hall” In 2009 Punch Taverns announced that “the in-going licensee plans to begin a six week refurbishment project to transform the pub into a stylish lounge bar.” Such a change being prompted by a slide in the pub’s reputation. A fight at the pub in June 2005 had lead to a revenge attack the next night, where petrol was thrown around and an imitation firearm brandished. The ringleader received a three-year prison sentence. A former regular said “It used to be a great place to go, but nobody had been going there for a while.” The refit gave it a much more modern and upmarket feel and was accompanied by a new name – “The Midas Touch”, though this was changed again in 2013 to “The Brook” – very different, though, to a traditional pub establishment. 1922 The Huntsman's Hall, Cheam common, Worcester Park, Surrey, Elizabeth NOAKES, Emily Ada NOAKES and George Edward NOAKES (Surrey Electoral Register) 1891 12 Ardalus Road,, Brixton, Lambeth, London. John W NOAKES aged 45 Coach Fitter born Hasting, Sussex, Charlotte NOAKES aged 44 born Bromley, Kent, Elizabeth NOAKES aged 18 Drapers Assistant born Lambeth, London, Clara E NOAKES aged 17 Dressmakers Assistant born Lambeth, London, George E NOAKES aged 11 Scholar born Lambeth, London, Emily A NOAKES aged 9 Scholar born Lambeth, London. 1901 Prince of Wales Beer House, Sydenham, Lewsisham, London, John W NOAKES aged 55 Beer House Keeper born Hastings, Sussex, Elizaabeth NOAKES aged 54 born Bromley Kent, Elizabeth J NOAKES aged 29 Bar Maid born Lambeth, London, Clara E NOAKES aged 27 Bar Maid born Kennington, London, George E NOAKES aged 21 ??? Barman born Lambeth London, Emily A NOAKES aged 19 Cook Domestic born Lambeth, London. 1911 The Huntsman's Hall, Central Road, Worcester Park, Surrey, Elizabeth NOAKES aged 64 widow aged 40 down as having been married 40 years and having had 5 children 4 survive and 1 had died at the date of this Census, she was born in Bromley Kent,, George Edward NOAKES son aged 31 Licensed Victualler born Lambeth, London, Clara Ellen NOAKES aged 37 born Lambeth, London, Emily Ada NOAKES aged 29 born Lambeth, London. 1922 The Huntsman's Hall, Cheam common, Worcester Park, Surrey, Elizabeth NOAKES, Emily Ada NOAKES and George Edward NOAKES (Surrey Electoral Register)

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3 Elizabeth Jane NOAKES born about 1872 Lambeth London registered June quarter 1872 Lambeth district London baptised 23rd June 1872 St Mary Lambeth London occupation 1881 Scholar 1891 Drapers Assistant 1901 Bar Maid married 16th August 1903 St James the Apostle Knatchbull Road Lambeth London witnesses John Webb NOAKES Emily Ada NOAKES Charles EDWARDS born about 1873 Lyme Regis Dorset occupation 1903 Baker (at marriage) 1911 Baker	4 Clara Ellen NOAKES born about 1874 Lambeth London registered March quarter 1874 St Saviour district Southwark London baptised 8th March 1874 St Mary Lambeth London occupation 1881 Scholar 1891 Dressmakers Assistant 1901 Bar Maid died December quarter 1917 Epsom district Surrey buried 7th December 1917 Morden Surrey administration 11th June 1918 London to Emily Ada NOAKES spinster will £23 15s	5 Alice Eliza NOAKES born about 1877 registered March quarter 1877 Lambeth district London baptised 20th May 1877 St Philip Lambeth London died June quarter 1877 Lambeth district London Aged 0	6 George Edward NOAKES born about 1879 Lambeth London registered December quarter 1879 Lambeth district London baptised 7th March 1880 St Philip Lambeth, London occupation 1891 Scholar 1901 ??? Barman 1911 Licensend Victualler (The Huntsman's Hall, Worcester Park) died March quarter 1924 Epsom district Surrey Aged 44 buried 27th February 1924 Morden Surrey	7 Emily Ada NOAKES born about 1882 Lambeth Londnon registered March quarter 1882 Lambeth district London occupation 1891 Scholar 1901 Cook Domestic

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