Pocklington History - The Angel Inn & The Windmill & Tiger Inn

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	Market Place Note the new building in the photo on the corner.
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The Angel Inn, The Windmill Inn, The Tiger Inn

The Angel Inn in Chapmangate appeared as a let in a 1796 Hull newspaper and Mr Linton links it to its changed name of the Windmill Inn of 1823. The Windmill Inn in Chapmangate is first mentioned in Baines 1823 Trade directory, it seems to have again changed it's name to the Tiger Inn in 1825. It is not in the 1861 census, so it must have disappeared around 1860.


Hull Advertiser and Exchange Gazette - 30 July 1796 Image © THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Image reproduced with kind permission of http://www.thebritishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/

The 1844 William Watson Map - Tiger Inn Yard is clearly marked

In 1855 William Watson drew a superb map showing us exactly how the Tiger Inn looked

Roger Bellingham thankfully recorded Chapmangate before it's demolition. Compare this with the 1855 map above. Note the roof heights.

The Hull Packet (Hull, England), Tuesday, December 20, 1803; Issue 884.

Landlords of the Angel / Windmill / Tiger Inn

1858 White's Directory	Tiger, Ed. Siddall, Chapmangate (In the 1861 census, Ed. Siddall is a farmer)
1855 Wm. Watson Map	Tiger Inn, Ed. Siddall
1845 Easton's Directory	Siddall Charles, Tiger Inn (Owner: Late Mr. Collinson's trustees)
1844 William's Directory	Tiger—Rt. Ivenson, Chapmangate
1840 White's Directory	Tiger, Thos. Fugell, Cgt
1834 Piggot's Directory	Tiger, Sarah Briggs, Chapman gate
1825 ER Archives	QDT/2/14/81 - Alehouse recognizance for Thomas Grant of the 'Tyger" at Pocklington.
1823 Baine's Directory	Windmill, Thos. Grant, Chapmangate
1823 ER Archives	QDT/2/14/13 - Alehouse recognizance for Thomas Grant of the 'Windmill' at Pocklington.
1822 ER Archives	QDT/2/14/37 - Alehouse recognizance for Thomas Grant of the 'Windmill' at Pocklington.
1803 Newspaper advert	The Hull Packet (Hull, England), Tuesday, December 20, 1803; Issue 884. - Mr Linton of Allerthorpe (possibly the owner along with the brewer William Collinson).
1796 Newspaper advert	The Angel Inn, Chapmangate - Hull Advertiser and Exchange Gazette - 30 July 1796 (see advert above) - Mr Linton (possibly the owner)

If you wish to add to the story of the Windmill/Tiger Inn, or correct any of the above information, then please contact me.