Martin Jude (which pub was he the Innkeeper of) & looking for pics & info.?

[Drosybont]

Hi Annie

Your post caught my eye because I have come across Martin Jude's name as a trade unionist and Chartist.  His address is in lots of newspaper articles on BNA - I can see you've got plenty of pubs to visit!  Let me know if I can help with any queries. 

Drosybont

[Rosinish]

Hi Drosybont,

I managed to get quite a bit from FindMyPast when they had an offer on but didn't have time to get through everything.

Martin seemed to do a lot for the Miners which I'm proud of.

His son Anthony was also an Innkeeper.

Some of the names so far I have are;

Byker Bar, Old Highlander Pub, The Sun Inn & Darn Crook.

Annie

[keyboard86]

Hi Annie. if I recall when attempting to locate Martin in 1851, I looked back to 1841 and found family. I do not think Byker Bar is a Pub/Inn. as on original it appears to be an area/street in Newcastle?
Keyboard86

[c-side]

Byker Bar is definitely a street.

http://maps.nls.uk/view/102346485

If this link works look to the west of the 'S' in All Saints.  It runs down into Byker Bank.

I wonder where they all were in 1851 

Christine

[DavidJP]

Byker Bar is definitely a street.

http://maps.nls.uk/view/102346485

If this link works look to the west of the 'S' in All Saints.  It runs down into Byker Bank.

I wonder where they all were in 1851 

Christine

Hi,

Not on topic exactly, but just wanted to register my thanks as I have a relative who was born in/on Byker Bar & had always wondered what &/or where it was! Now I know! Many thanks for the map link c-side, much appreciated. Just need to find the nearest church for the baptism now!

Kind regards

David

[Drosybont]

Hi Annie,

In May 1851 a newspaper gave his address as Ship Inn, Drury-lane, Cloth-market, St Nicholas Square, Newcastle upon Tyne.  With his work he could have been away from home at census time - have you looked in Scotland?  It was a difficult time for trade unionists so another possibility is that he deliberately avoided being included in the census.

Drosybont

[Drosybont]

Hi Annie

A couple more pubs for your list - 1843 Three Tuns, Manor Chare, and 1847 Cock Inn, Head of the Side.

Drosybont

[Rosinish]

Hi Annie,
 A postcard of Side in later times

http://www.picturesofgateshead.co.uk/postcards_newcastle1/opcn52w.jpg

In Pigot's 1834 Directory a Nathan Jude was landlord of the Wheatsheaf at 6 Bigg Market, Newcastle.

What a lovely pic fiddlerslass.....thanks.

Checked my tree...........the only Nathan I have at the moment for that era running a pub, was born c1749 (Martin's g/father)?

I have a lot of info. not recorded in my FTM yet too.

Annie

[Rosinish]

Hi Annie. if I recall when attempting to locate Martin in 1851, I looked back to 1841 and found family. I do not think Byker Bar is a Pub/Inn. as on original it appears to be an area/street in Newcastle?
Keyboard86

Kb.........yes your right. Although 1841 Byker Bar, Martin is listed as a Publican but I don't know which pub?

Annie