34 Cross Street

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Address:
Present Occupier:
Present Owner:
Ground Floor:
Other Floors:
Date when first used by present occupier:

34 Cross Street
Marmaris Kebab & Pizza
?? (2018 : shop empty; 2019: scaffolding)
Takeaway food
??
??

Before and After Images

 

1979/80

2015


 

About the building

Source : Abergavenny Local History Society survey 1980:

Lane led to a Court of houses at the rear

 

 

Recent history

source : Abergavenny Local History Society Survey 1980:

From 1977 : occupied by Mrs Ann Jones – Copper Kettle Cafe

From 1975 – 1977 : Cafe (?run by Mr Emery’s sister)

From 1968 – 1975 : Emery, Butchers

Early 1960s : Miss Francis vacated and the property was used as stores by the Swan Hotel next door

c. 1947 : occupied by O C James, house and shop

 


 

Previous occupiers

Year

Name

Detail

Source

From c.1947

see “Recent History” section

 

1937

Miss C Francis

Wardrobe Dealer

Kelly

1934

Miss C Francis

Wardrobe Dealer

Kelly

1923

E T Griffiths

Boot Repairer

Kelly

1920

F B Foerster

Sports & fishing tackle manufacturer

Kelly

1914

F  B Foerster

Sports & fishing tackle manufacturer

Kelly

1910

F Lewis

Confectioner

Kelly

1906

Mrs M Prattico

Confectioner

Kelly

1901

E Reed

Baker

Kelly

1895

Kelly

1891

Kelly

1884

Kelly

1879

Thacker

1877

James Scott

Confectioner

Owen

1875

James Scott

Confectioner

Mer & Croc

1871

James Scott

Confectioner & ginger beer maker

Kelly

1865

James Scott

Confectioner

Webster

1862

James Scott

Confectioner

Morris & Co

1858

James Scott

Confectioner & ginger beer maker

Slater

1850

James Scott

Confectioner & ginger beer maker (employed 2 men & 1 woman)

Census

1844

James Scott

Confectioner & ginger beer maker

Family records

1835

James Scott

Confectioner & ginger beer maker

Family records

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



 


 

Other information

For more information on F B Foerster click * here *.

 

Source : Abergavenny Local History Society Survey 1980:

James Scott set up shop in Abergavenny in 1834, coming from Scotland (or London).  (Although the 1851 census shows James Scott to be aged 17 at time of that census – thus making 1834 his d.o.b.   ???)

The Scott family continued as confectioners in Abergavenny until 1979 (see no.17 Frogmore Street)

Source : adverts Abergavenny Chronicle

1969 and 1972 : ad for John Emery, family butcher

1981 : ad for “Ye Olde Copper Kettle”  Lunches & teas

1991 : ad for “Natural Beauty Shop” Cosmetics, toiletries, aromatherapy (? is this correct no.)

 

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