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Warwickshire County Record Office
Victuallers Database
Introduction
This database contains details of the licensed victuallers in Warwickshire from 1801-1828. The information has been taken from the series of registers of calendars of Victuallers' Recognizances,
QS 36/13-17
, in the
Warwickshire Quarter Sessions
collection. The information has been entered into the database by record office
volunteers
The database does not contain images of the registers, but they are available to view at
Warwickshire County Record Office
. The documents are not suitable for photocopying, so we cannot supply copies of entries, but you are welcome to visit the record office to photograph entries with a digital camera (no flash allowed).
For more information on visiting the record office, please click here
.
If you have any comments or queries regarding the database,
please click here to e-mail the record office.
QS 36/13: Register of calendars of Victuallers' Recognizances
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The database gives:
the full name of the victualler;
the name of the 'bondsman' who vouched for the victualler;
the hundred (an old administrative unit) in which the victualler was registered and the year;
the document reference.
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For many entries additional information is available and the following may be recorded:
the occupation of the bondsman;
the residence of the bondsman;
the details of the second bondsman, where present;
the name of the pub belonging to the victualler;
the parish in which the pub was situated;
the hamlet or street in which the pub was situated
Victuallers' Recognizances
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Links to other online databases
Calendars of Prisoners
Warwickshire's Past Unlocked
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