JOSEPH TREVOR, b. 22 Jun 1840, at the corn dealership, 85 Coleshill street, Birmingham Bap st Martin, Birmingham 15.7.1840; d. 1911, Hampton in Arden, Warwickshire; m. SARAH JAMES, 1872, Birmingham; b. 1844, Birmingham; d. 1908, Hampton in Arden.
1861 Joseph is a baker but is staying along with his theatrical brother David Trevor and a woman Eliza Trevor spuriously described as David’s wife at The Castle Inn, Spalding, Lincs. David and Eliza appear to be on tour.
1871 Joseph is still single and living with his sister Ellen and his brother in law John Jones. Occupation baker at Garrison Lane, Bordesley, Birmingham. This is the small shop which is annexed to the Garrison Tavern.
1881 Baker. Married no children. At 256 Garrison Lane, Aston.
1885 Takes over running the Garrison Tavern in Garrison Lane. Placed an advert in the Gloucester Citizen newspaper - Wanted: young man to assist in a Public House and make himself generally useful; one from the country preferred. Joseph Trevor, The Garrison Tavern, Birmingham.
1891 At 108 Garrison lane, Birmingham, living next door to his nephew William. This is probably the shop annexe part of the Garrison Tavern or the bakery as above.
1895 - He sometimes lets the Garrison pub to auctioneers to use as a saleroom.
1901- Joseph and his wife had moved to run an unnamed pub in Hampton in Arden High street. I think that this has to be the White Lion opposite the church although there had been one or two other pubs at one time. His brother David Trevor married one of his wives at the church opposite.
1911 He was living at a house in Belle Vue terrace, Hampton in Arden which is a small road off the High street. Now a widower and described as a retired publican he is with his nephew and family. It was recorded that he had had no children.
He died 1.12.1911 and left £407.10s.3d to his nephew, sister Ellen’s son John Jones.
1861 Joseph is a baker but is staying along with his theatrical brother David Trevor and a woman Eliza Trevor spuriously described as David’s wife at The Castle Inn, Spalding, Lincs. David and Eliza appear to be on tour.
1871 Joseph is still single and living with his sister Ellen and his brother in law John Jones. Occupation baker at Garrison Lane, Bordesley, Birmingham. This is the small shop which is annexed to the Garrison Tavern.
1881 Baker. Married no children. At 256 Garrison Lane, Aston.
1885 Takes over running the Garrison Tavern in Garrison Lane. Placed an advert in the Gloucester Citizen newspaper - Wanted: young man to assist in a Public House and make himself generally useful; one from the country preferred. Joseph Trevor, The Garrison Tavern, Birmingham.
1891 At 108 Garrison lane, Birmingham, living next door to his nephew William. This is probably the shop annexe part of the Garrison Tavern or the bakery as above.
1895 - He sometimes lets the Garrison pub to auctioneers to use as a saleroom.
1901- Joseph and his wife had moved to run an unnamed pub in Hampton in Arden High street. I think that this has to be the White Lion opposite the church although there had been one or two other pubs at one time. His brother David Trevor married one of his wives at the church opposite.
1911 He was living at a house in Belle Vue terrace, Hampton in Arden which is a small road off the High street. Now a widower and described as a retired publican he is with his nephew and family. It was recorded that he had had no children.
He died 1.12.1911 and left £407.10s.3d to his nephew, sister Ellen’s son John Jones.