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Does anyone know any history about this pub, it was called the Anglesey Arms and was in Watling Street, it was demolished and flats built in its place, then they were demolished and now its just wasteland. It was owned/run by joseph scott 1880-1884 my 3rd great grandfather.
Mike,
I think It's Brownhills, Walsall.
I've searched in the old papers - using various combinations of name, street, location, landlords name - and can't find it mentioned - unusual for a pub.
The Anglesey arms Ogley Hey, (watling St) is listed as having Joseph Scott landlord in 1880
Other landlords listed (date is date of publication of directory , which will probably be at least 1 year later then survey)
1872 Turner (no initial or christian name)
1900-1904 William Teece
1924-1932 Wallace J Shingler
1940 Anker Brookes
Sorry. it is Ogley Hay, not Ogley Hey. the staffs record office site https://www.archives.staffordshire.gov.uk/DServe/DServe.exe?dsqApp=Archive2&dsqCmd=Index.tcl brings up a number of references to it, anglesey arms is not mentioned, but the titles of the documents are rather broad. A visit to them might produce something. similarly Walsall archives might have something (https://cms.walsall.gov.uk/localhistorycentre/ ). You should be aware that the staffs archive has a number of items on the Anglesey arms, Hednesford, which is a much grander place