Boot

The Boot was in business by 1797 until the 1920s. It was lattice windowed near Market Place.


	Location of the Boot shown in this map c.1890

1820	Sarah Simmonds
1822	Rch Wilkins
19 November 1823	Offender: Richard Wilkins of the Boot Public House, Tetbury, victualler. Crime: Failing to observe a condition of the recognizance entered into when obtaining a licence. Other details: J. P. Paul, J.P., George Peter Holford, J.P., and Rev. D. Lysons, J.P. First offence. Fined £3 and 3/- expenses. [Pencilled note reads: Letal & Paul not pd.]
1830	George Frape
1844	Daniel Cole
1852-1876	Sam Saunders
1881	Thomas Townsend
1885	Thomas Townsend also wood haulage business
1891	Licensing Acts List of all Licensed Premises: Thomas Townsend Nailsworth brewery, alehouse tied annual
1897	Thomas Townsend Jun, & Hurdle Maker, Market Place.
1903	Thomas Townsend Nailsworth brewery, owned by Rev W Thomson alehouse tied half yearly 11pm closing.

SOURCES & RESOURCES:

GLOUCESTERSHIRE ARCHIVES:

Leases of property held by the Vicar and the Feoffees in trust. - ref. D 566/T/3

ref. D 566/T/3/6 - date: 1699-1797 Messuage, called the Boot Inn in Church Street (1797).

Mosdell, S.G.; Take a closer look at Tetbury's Inns & Public Houses; published by the author

Gloucestershire Pubs website


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