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The Buck Hotel around 1910 |
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Very few Photographs have survived of the Buck Inn,
later it became a hotel. |
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1792 Jan 10 - York Courant |
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Hull Packet April 8th 1800
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Obituary from the 'Hull Packet' newspaper for 3rd May 1803
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Advertisement from the 'Hull Packet' for 1st March 1803
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York Herald - Saturday 13th April 1805 |
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Advertisement from the 'Hull Packet' 16th March 1808
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Advertisement from the 'Hull Packet' dated 14th April 1812
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The Hull Packet December 14 1813
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Obituary in the 'Hull Packet' dated 8th November 1844 |
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The Hull Daily Mail - 8th November 1937
Stanley Guy Stabler was first cousin twice removed of Peter Clixby, who sent this clipping. Stanley was born on 1st June, 1913 in the Skirlaugh District of The East Riding of Yorkshire, probably in the Humbleton area. In 1937 – 38 he was a wireless operator and lived at the Nags Head Inn, Burstwick with his parents and sister. As the press cutting reports he was convicted of various offences including two at the Buck Hotel one "obtaining food and lodging from Ellen Lumley" (land lady) and two "stealing a sum of 10s 6d from a handbag in a private room at the Buck Hotel". Presumably he stayed at the Buck Hotel temporarily? In the 1939 Register he is living at The Nags Head Inn with his parents and sister again, presuming that he had served his sentence. He died in 1942 in the Hull District area.
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Billy Harrison entertaining the punters as Laurel and Hardy in The Buck Hotel, Pocklington, during the Christmas period in 1938.
Picture from the Pocklington Post: 4th March 2018 |
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| 1955 Article in the Yorkshire Post 17 May 1955 |
"If you are not aware that the Conservative headquarters in the Howden Division are above the Oak House cinema in Pocklington, with the Black Bull Hotel on one side and the Buck Hotel on the other" |
| 1951 Town and Country Directory |
Buck Hotel, Market place |
| 1937 Kelly's Directory |
S. Lumley - Buck Hotel, 24 Market Place |
| 1936 The Naturalist |
G.B. Turnpenny |
| 1921 Kelly's Directory |
Arthur Moor - Buck Hotel, 24 Marlet Place |
| 1913 Kelly's Directory |
Arthur Moor - Buck Hotel, 24 Market Place |
| 1909 Kelly's Directory |
John George Grieg - Buck Hotel, Market Place |
| 1905 Kelly's Directory |
John George Grieg - Buck Hotel, Market Place |
| 1897 Kelly's Directory |
John George Grieg - Buck Hotel, Market Place |
| 1892 Bulmers Directory |
J.H. Cook - Buck Hotel, Market Place |
| 1889 Kelly's Directory |
John Henry Cook - Buck Inn, Market Place |
| 1881 Census |
Mary Hickson, Age 40, Innkeeper |
| 1871 Census |
Thomas Jacques, Age 43 Innkeeper and stonemason employing 1 man |
| 1861 Census |
Thomas Smith, Hotel Keeper, Age 47 |
| 1860 The Draper and Clothier Vol. 1-3 p.73 |
John Marshall |
| 1859 The Travellers' Handbook |
John Marshall |
| 1851 Census |
Charles Stocks, Age 60, Inkeeper |
| 1844 Easton's Directory |
Charles Stocks, Buck Inn |
1843 Yorkshire Gazette
1st July |
POCKLINGTON. CAPITAL INN AND OTHER PROPERTY. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. THOMAS SCAIFE, Jan., At the House of Mr. Ralph Johnson, the Buck Inn, in Pocklington, in the County of York, on TUESDAY, the 11th Day of July, 1843, at TWO o'Clock in the Afternoon, in the following or such other Lots as may be then determined on, LOT 1. ALL that Capital INN, situate in the Market Place, in Pocklington, called the BUCK INN, with the Stabling, Barn, Coach-Houses, Brewery, Granary, aud other Outbuildings, and the spacious Yard adjoining thereto, and occupied therewith by Mr. Ralph Johnson. |
| 1841 Census |
Ralph Johnson, Age 60, Innkeeper |
| 1840 White's Directory |
Ralph Johnson, Buck, Market Place |
| 1825 Yorkshire Gazette |
William Monkman (owner Thomas Richardson - see sale notice above) |
| 1824 Survey |
William Monkman |
| 1834 Piggot's Directory |
Ralph Johnson, Buck, Market Place |
| 1823 Baine's Directory |
Thos. Richardson, Buck, Market Place |
| 1818 York Herald |
Thomas Anderson, John Richardson (Blacksmith), Sarah Leckonby |
| 1813 Hull Packet |
J. Monkman |
| 1812 Hull Packet |
George Wilson |
| 1805 York Herald |
George Wilson |
| 1803 Hull Packet |
William Harling, Buck Inn |
| 1802 Humanities and Social Sciences, 1879.c.13.(18.) British Library |
To be fought at Mr. Pinder’s Pit, Pocklington on ... the 31st of March ... the 1st ... and 2d of April, 1802, etc. [A handbill announcing cockfights.] |
| 1800 Hull Packet |
William Pinder, Buck Inn |
| 1795 Leeds Intelligencer |
9th March - The long main of cocks, 26 main battles and 13 byes, fought a few days ago at Pocklington, between Mr. Ware, jun. and Mr. Wardell, in William Pindar's pitt, at the sign of the Buck, in Pocklington, was won by Mr. Wardell, 2 a head in the main, and 3 in the byes : feeders, Thompson, for Mr. Wardell ; Sunley, for Mr. Ware. |
| 1792 York Courant |
Annual Sporting Meeting at Mr. Pindar's |
| 1791 Universal Directory |
Wm. Pinder, (Freeholder), Victualler, Buck |
| 1791 E.R. Archives - Alehouse recognizance |
William Pinder, sureties Cook Taylor, Robert Cob of Allerthorpe
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| 1789 E.R. Archives - Alehouse recognizance |
William Pindar, sureties William Pindar, William Cobb of Allerthorpe |
| 1784-88 E.R. Archives - Alehouse recognizance |
William Pinder, Richard Bagley, sureties William Pinder, Richard Bagley |
| 1783 E.R. Archives - Alehouse recognizance |
Pemberton Scaife, sureties John Terry, John Butler
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| c1780 E.R. Archives - QSF/288/C/12 |
Recognizance of Pemberton Scaife innholder and Thomas Staveley bricklayer both of Pocklington: - P.S. for keeping a disorderly house. |
| 1783 Feb18 - York Courant |
Pocklington - To be sold by auction upon the premises on saturday, the 8th day of March next, between the hours of three and six in the Afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced. The well known and good accustomed INN, situate in the Market-Place of Pocklington, in the County of York, being the sign of the Buck, with the yard, Brewhouse and Stables on the backside thereof, in the occupation of John Pinder, and now vested in the Trustees or the benefit of his creditors. Also, the LEASE of TWO CLOSES or CROFTS, of rich pasture lying contiguous to the said house, 24 years being yet to come theirin. For other particulars apply to Mr. Hudson, Attorney at Law, Pocklington. |
| 1782 E.R. Archives - Alehouse recognizance |
John Pinder, Pemberton Scaife, sureties John Pinder, Pemberton Scaife |
| 1781 E.R. Archives - Alehouse recognizance |
John Pinder, Cook Taylor, sureties John Pinder of Pocklington, cooper, Cook Taylor |
| 1780 E.R. Archives - Alehouse recognizance |
Elizabeth Pinder, Cook Taylor, sureties John Pinder of Pocklington, cooper, Cook Taylor |
| 1779 E.R. Archives - Alehouse recognizance |
Mathew Pinder, sureties Mathew Pinder, Robert Cobb
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| 1778 E.R. Archives - Alehouse recognizance |
William Pindar, sureties William Pindar, Henry Chambers |
| 1769 E.R. Archives - Alehouse recognizance |
William Pinder, surety James Bagley
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1606 E.R. Archives
Could this Thomas Buck be the source of the name of the Buck inn? It is interesting he is a butcher, many butchers in Pocklington started Inns and Alehouses |
DDGR/17/8
Date: 27 Aug 1606
Description: Similar Bargain and sale to that as described in DDGR/17/7
Parties:
1) Thomas Buck of Pocklington, butcher and wife Johane (another daughter of Christopher Jewitson)
2) Jane Yonge
Witnesses: John (Overton?), Robert H, Roger Cotton, Thomas Younge and George (Northe ?) |
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