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Title: Where is/was Chapel Bar Nottingham
Post by: mgeneas on Monday 26 February 18 21:49 GMT (UK)
A will written 1800 in Leicester mentions property in Nottingham. Black Bull, Chapel Place, Nottingham. Where abouts is this. Might it be in the parish of Nottingham St Mary?
Title: Re: Where is/was Chapel Bar Nottingham
Post by: nottsgirl1 on Tuesday 27 February 18 07:39 GMT (UK)
Chapel Bar is a Street in Nottingham City Centre which has shops and bars on, if you go on goolge maps you will see where it is.
Title: Re: Where is/was Chapel Bar Nottingham
Post by: stanmapstone on Tuesday 27 February 18 12:06 GMT (UK)
You can see The Black Bull on the town plan at https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/456964/339975/13/101264

Stan
Title: Re: Where is/was Chapel Bar Nottingham
Post by: iluleah on Tuesday 27 February 18 13:56 GMT (UK)
A will written 1800 in Leicester mentions property in Nottingham. Black Bull, Chapel Place, Nottingham. Where abouts is this. Might it be in the parish of Nottingham St Mary?

The Black Bull closed down in 1905 if it says Chapel Place now it is called Chapel Bar, Nottingham and its postcode is NG1 6JQ, St Marys postcode is NG1 1PF about 5-8 mins walk so yes it is st Marys which is city centre

Add: If it say 'chapel place' in the will the Black Bull address was in Chapel Bar see lost pubs http://www.closedpubs.co.uk/nottinghamshire/nottingham_ng1.html  that area of the city is the Chapel Quarter
Title: Re: Where is/was Chapel Bar Nottingham
Post by: stanmapstone on Tuesday 27 February 18 14:13 GMT (UK)
It was Chapel Bar in the 1832 "History, gazetteer, and directory of Nottinghamshire, and the town and County of the Town of Nottingham"
See the map at https://goo.gl/maps/7tRRhmueWmD2
Stan
Title: Re: Where is/was Chapel Bar Nottingham
Post by: mgeneas on Tuesday 27 February 18 17:52 GMT (UK)
Thanks to all of you.

There is no suitable birth/baptism in Leicestershire for the testator of the will (he was John BOND a baker) But in Nottingham St Mary is a possible baptism, we are not sure of a date of birth but likely early 1750's, also one for his sister Mary at exactly the right time. As she died after 1812 we have an age at death for her.