The Greyhound

previously called 'The Angel'

Stowmarket Suffolk

The Greyhound - Stowmarket

Listed Building- 1679 Closed as a pub in 1982 Building still stands but used as a solicitors office


Ipswich Street		Market Street and Bury Street

The Greyhound public house which stood on the corner of Ipswich St and Tavern Street over looking Market Street in Stowmarket Suffolk was ran for over 40 years first by Jonathan Hudgell senior and then my his son Jonathan, both were quoted as also being harness makers.

The Greyhound was owned by John Aldridge - Brewer of Stowmarket until 1805 and then was sold to John Cobbold - Brewers

	1805	Jonathan Hudgell - Greyhound Inn & other property, (7 or 8 public houses) security for loan of £12,000 quoted in deeds
	1819 - 1821	Until Jonathan Hudgell seniors death in 1821
	1819 - 1823	Jonathan Hudgell is quoted in the overseers accounts 'Poor Rates' (he contributed)
	1823	Jonathan Hudgell (Pigot's Directory)
	1828	On plan of The White Lion charity property owner John Cobbold
	1830	Jonathan Hudgell also saddler and harness maker (Pigot's Directory)
	1834	Jonathan Hudgell (Cobbold papers)
	1834	Deeds
	1836	John Hudgell, owned by J Cobbold, (Brewer of Ipswich) (rate book) lent by John Cobbold to John Aldrich his son in law, eldest son of John, formally in occup of Joseph Lambe and late of John Aldrich deceased and also buildings lately erected by said J Aldrich then in occup of Jonathan Hudgell. Taken by J Cobbold partly in lieu of debts (Cobbold Papers)
	1837	-
	1838	-
	1839	Jonathan Hudgell (Robson's Commercial Directory of Suffolk & Pigot's Directory
	1841	Jonathan Hudgell (Census) June
	1841	December - Jonathon Hudgell had gone and it had been taken on my new licensee
		Even though the licence was usually in the husbands name they kept their trade going - in the case of the two Jonathan Hudgells they were harness makers - it was generally the wives that ran the public houses