History of the Cottage Spring at Wednesbury in the county of Staffordshire. Research is augmented with photographs, details of licensees, stories of local folklore, census data, newspaper articles and a genealogy connections section for those studying their family history.



 

Cottage Spring
Cottage Spring

Some History of this Pub
Widow Elizabeth Munday kept this Hill Top beer house at the time of the 1881 census. She had previously run the Albion Inn at Wall Heath with her husband John and, following his death in 1878, took over the licence of the Albion Street pub. She moved to the Cottage Spring and shortly afterwards married Thomas Timmins. The couple would later operate a number of public houses in the Black Country.
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Licensees of this Pub
1881 - Elizabeth Munday

 

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Genealogy Connections
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Quotation
"There is nothing which has yet been contrived by man, by which so much happiness is produced as by a good tavern or inn.”
Samuel Johnson

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