Some history of the Bell Inn at Pershore in the County of Worcestershire
The Bell Inn was located on the High Street.
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Licensees of the Bell Inn
1828 - George Collett
1835 - William Knight
1840 - William Knight
1851 - Edward T. Barker
Note : this is not a complete list of licensees for this pub. The dates of early licensees are sourced from trade directories, census
data, electoral rolls, rate books and newspaper articles. Names taken from trade directories may be slightly inaccurate as there is some slippage from publication dates
and the actual movement of people.
"At the Bell Inn, Pershore, on Thursday last, an inquest was held on the body of William Roberts, farmer, of White Ladies Aston, who
burst a blood vessel the previous day, soon after getting out of his gig, in the Bell yard, and died almost immediately. Verdict: "Died from the visitation of
God, from the rupture of a blood vessel on the lungs.""
"Inquests Before Mr. Best"
Worcester Journal : October 16th 1845 Page 3
