Thomas Dare 1a 2a 3a 1b 1c 4a 5a

Birth Name Thomas Dare
Gender male
Age at Death unknown

Events

Event Date Place Description Sources
Birth about 1803 Exeter, Devon, England   2a 3a
Residence 2 January 1837 Summerland Street, Exeter, Devon, England   1c
Occupation 2 January 1837   Publican 1c
Census 1841 Sandford Street, Exeter, Devon, England   3a
Occupation 1841   Inn Keeper 3a
Census 1851 Falcon Inn, Exeter, Devon, England   2a
Occupation 1851   Builder & Innkeeper 2a
Occupation 27 January 1861   Builder 1b
Residence 8 February 1862 Elephant and Castle Inn, Summerland Street, Exeter, Devon, England   4a
Occupation 8 February 1862   Builder 1a
Court Case (Prosecution) 12 September 1863 Exeter Guildhall, Exeter, Devon, England Thomas Dare's tenant was accused of assaulting him 5a
Occupation 12 September 1863 Elephant and Castle Inn, Summerland Street, Exeter, Devon, England Landlord 5a
Death       6

Families

Family of Thomas Dare and Frances
Married Wife Frances ( * about 1804 + ... )
  Children
Name Birth Date Death Date
Thomas Dareabout 1828
John Dareabout 1832
Ellen Dareabout 1833
Charlotte Dareabout 1836
Harriett Dareabout 1836
Henry Dareabout 1838

Source References

  1. findmypast.co.uk / Devon FHS: Parish Registers - Devon
      • Date: 8 February 1862
      • Page: Marriage - Robert Southard / Charlotte Dare (Exeter St James)
      • Date: 27 January 1861
      • Page: Marriage - Richard Alfred Levermore / Ellen Dare (Heavitree)
      • Date: 2 January 1837
      • Page: Baptism - Charlotte Dare (Exeter St Sidwell)
  2. 1851 United Kingdom Census
  3. 1841 United Kingdom Census
  4. Exeter Flying Post
      • Date: 19 February 1862
      • Page: Page 5
      • Citation:

        [MARRIAGES.]

        February 8, at St. James's, Mr. Robert Southard, plasterer, of Summerland-street, to Charlotte, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Dare, Elephant and Castle Inn, Summerland-street.

  5. Western Times
      • Date: 15 September 1863
      • Page: Page 2
      • Citation:

        [EXETER GUILDHALL. SATURDAY.]
        Thomas Knowles was charged with assaulting Thomas Dare, the landlord of the Elephant and Castle Inn, Summerland-street, with whom he had lodged for some time. Mr. Floud appeared for the prosecution, and from the statements elicited it appeared that the parties, in consequence of a disagreement between them as to the tenancy, came to blows. Joseph Southard, who had been in the employ of complainant, was called as a witness. He stated that on Tuesday last he heard Knowles threaten to knock Dare down and kill him. Witness put his hands on dependant's shoulders, and did his best to calm the storm, but Knowles gave the landlord a severe blow, he being irritated at his having threatened to put in a distraint for rent. Knowles admitted having hit complainant five or six times but said he did not owe any rent, and he should bring an action for scandal against Dare; he had already instructed his solicitor complainant had done great damage to his property. The assault appeared to the Bench of a savage and unprovoked character and they inflicted a penalty of £1 and costs, with the alternative of a fortnight's imprisonment.

  6. (Death unknown but obviously not living)