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Identifier: oldbostontaverns00dra (find matches)
Title: Old Boston taverns and tavern clubs
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Drake, Samuel Adams, 1833-1905 Watkins, Walter Kendall, 1855- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Bars (Drinking establishments) Clubx
Publisher: Boston, W. A. Butterfield
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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is Deblois to Christopher Gore, 1789 ; Gore toJames Cutler and Jonathan Amory, 1793; Cutler to Jona-than Amory, Jr., 1797. Three Mariners, south side of Faneuil Hall Square.The original possession of Isaac Grosse. Thomas Grosseconveys to Joseph Pemberton in 1679, and Joseph to Ben-jamin Pemberton in 1701-02 the Three Mariners. In1701-02 occupied by Edward Bedford. In 1712 the execu-tor of Benjamin Pemberton deeds to Benjamin Davis thehouse known by the name of the Three Mariners. In1723 the house of Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin Davis,known as Bear Tavern, conveyed to Henry Whitten,Whitten to John Hammock in 1734-35, Ebenezer Millerand wife Elizabeth (Hammock) to William Boyce in 1772,Boyce to William Stackpole in 1795 the house known asthe Bear Tavern. In 1798 it was a wooden house, threestories, fourteen windows, value $5000, and occupied byPeter Eichardson. In the nineteenth century it was knownas the Bite. Three Mariners, at the lower end of State Street. 1719Thomas Einch licensed.
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LIST OF TAVERNS AND TAVERN OWNERS. 123 Turkic Cock, see Peacock. Two Palaverers, see Scdutation. Union Flag, Battery March. 1731 William HallowelPshouse, known by the name of Union Flag. Possibly not atavern. Vernons Head and Admiral Vernon, northeast cor-ner of State Street and Merchants Kow. The early pos-session of Edward Tyng, who sold to James Everill 1651-52, and he to John Evered alias Webb in 1657. Webb con-veyed to William Alford in 1664. Peter Butler and wifeMary (Alford) inherit, and deed to James Gooch in 1720.In 1760 John Gooch conveys to Tuthill Hubbard the Ver-nons Head. In 1798 it was a brick store. In 1745 RichardSmith was licensed, Thomas Hubbard 1764. In 1766 Wil-liam Taunt, who has been at the Admiral Vernon severalyears, prays for a recommendation for keeping a tavern atthe large house lately occupied by Potter and Gregorynear by. Sarah Bean licensed 1774, Nicholas Lobdell 1776and 1786, John Bryant 1790. White Bear, Sign of, location not stated. 1757 men-tioned in

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