The Labouring Boys Pub - Isleworth, Middlesex

[Wisemanborninlabouringboy]

Would be interested in hearing from anyone who has any information about the Wiseman family from The Labouring Boys pub in Worton Road, Isleworth.

[rosie99]

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[keyboard86]

Hi and welcome to Rootschat, are the names George M ( possibly W ) Wiseman b c 1858 and Eric J and Frank C Wiseman your interest?
Keyboard86

[Wisemanborninlabouringboy]

George William Wiseman is my Great Grandfather and Eric and Frank are my Great Uncles.

[hanes teulu]

Not your Wiseman family but -

West Middlesex Herald - 12 Mar 1870

Licensing Day at Brentford
The beer house applications were now taken with the following result ;-
Abrm. Low. Labouring Boys, Heston - Refused

[keyboard86]

Hi again, I see George with wife Mary with large family,  were running the Labouring Boys pub also in 1911 married 27 years.
So what is it you wish to find out.
Keyboard86

[bbart]

Hi and Welcome!

A few tidbits pulled from the old papers; perhaps something in them might help:

Middlesex Chronicle 31 October 1942
Article Title: Late Mr. G. W. Wiseman
-for 38 years licensee of Labouring Boys, Worton Rd
-died Oct 16, age 84
-buried Isleworth Cemetery
-mourners included:
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gill (son-in-law and daughter)
Mr and Mrs Ronald Wiseman (son and daughter in law)
Mr and Mrs Reg Wiseman  (son and daughter in law)
Eric and Frank Wiseman (sons)
Lizzie, Nellie, and Lizzie (daughters-in-law)
Peggy Wiseman and Joyce Gill (granddaughters)
Mrs Peats (niece)
Mr Will Barber (brother-in-law)

28 November 1942 - Middlesex Chronicle - London, London, England
License for Labouring Boys moved from the deceased GW Wiseman to  Frank Colin Wiseman and Ronald Charles Wiseman

Middlesex Chronicle 27 November 1943
Article on licensees notes that the the license  from  “ Labouring Boys,” Worton Road. Isleworth, from Frank Colin and Ronald Charles Wiseman as executors, to the same persons as licensees.

[keyboard86]

Hi George W Wiseman must have taken over the licence of The Labouring Boys after 1901 he was a Gardener prior to this, and married Mary Ann Spooner Dec qtr 1881 Brentford.
Keyboard86

[bbart]

Hi George W Wiseman must have taken over the licence of The Labouring Boys after 1901 he was a Gardener prior to this, and married Mary Ann Spooner Dec qtr 1881 Brentford.
Keyboard86

It was sometime in 1904; I just found the news item as you posted!
Middlesex Independent 26 November 1904  states the license moved from Thomas Belcher to George William Wiseman, which shows the "38 years" noted in his funeral notice to be accurate.