Jolly Cricketers Bovingdon Green

UPDATED BY CHARLOTTE OCTOBER 2023

Historic list of landlords for the Jolly Cricketers AKA the Cricketer's Arms Bovingdon Green near Great Marlow.

Gathered from adverts, censuses, wills, court cases etc.

For more on this pub and it's people see my post Bovingdon Green in the 1800s here.

Other Bovingdon Green linked posts are indexed here

1843-44 James Jones.

1853-55 William Davis. Possibly already there 1851. There was a man in Marlow of this name who was a beer seller in 1831. Could be the same man  in different premises. 

1861-83 Hannah Davis, wife of above. Read about William & Hannah's son in law here

1883-88 George Robinson.

1888- 1901 Frederick Coleshill, who had moved from the Sadler's Arms West Street Marlow. Wife Lottie also served behind bar. 

1902 briefly widow Lottie Coleshill then Thomas Willis.

1905-15 Francis William Styles. In 1905 Francis assaulted by two troublesome customers who entered the pub without his permission and then refused to leave. One of those who gave evidence when the nearby landlord of the Royal Oak killed his brother in his fight. For this case see here

1917- Walter Simmons

1920 - Walter Simmons

1933-34 Richard Arthur Milliard.

1934 pub closed.

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