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Is it possible to find out who lived there around the time 1840/1850's. If so can you let me know how?? Thank you all you helpers.

Have you tried the l84l/5l census
Regards, Liz

Was just going to ask the same as SomersetGirl, I looked on the l84l and 5l with no luck.
Regards, Liz

Thankyou for that information. Ihave to say that indeed these are my 'lost relatives'. I am trying to piece together the story. I believe my gt. gt.grandfather John Hall, was also infamous for his eggnog, which was supposed to be the best around. He kept his own dairy herd. I am trying to piece together scraps of information, and sadly most relatives on this side of the family have passed away. I have to say that our behaviour has improved somewhat since those days, but it would be a very interesting story. These is a 'myth' about Battersea Park that has been passed through the family. I will get there in the end.

Thankyou Somerset Girl, will try.

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1841 Ancestry
Name: John Hall
Age: 50
Estimated birth year: abt 1791
Gender: Male
Where born: Surrey, England
Civil parish: Battersea
Hundred: Brixton (Western Division)
County/Island: Surrey
Country: England
Street Address:Red House Tavern

Occupation:Cowkeeper
Registration district: Wandsworth
Sub-registration district: Battersea
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
John Hall 50
Louisa Hall 50
John Hall 15
Aaron Hall 14
Alfred Hall 12
Jessey Hall 7
Source Citation: Class: HO107; Piece 1046; Book: 4; Civil Parish: Battersea; County: Surrey; Enumeration District: 12; Folio: 57; Page: 20; Line: 14; GSU roll: 474648.

It looks like the publican was a Charles Wright.

Maureen

Thankyou MaureeninNY, Aaron was myGt Gt Grandfather, He had 2 daughters Margaret who was my Gt Grandmother and Mary. I am told that they were christened at the infamous Red House Inn. A relative is trying to trace the will of Aaron. The story is slowly coming together.