EWELL BUSINESSES 1911
| 7 West Street, Ewell (numbered 4 in the 1911 census) |
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| Current Occupiers (2013) | NJB – Recycling Mansell Land Construction – Builders |
| Occupier in 1911 | Frederick Richard Hull confectioner |
| Details of 1911 Proprietor | Born 1864 Leatherhead, unmarried in 1911.
Frederick was originally a coach painter and, indeed, was described as a house painter in the 1911 census; selling sweets was presumably another string to his bow. He left the shop in 1915 and it was taken over by a Miss Beams. Frederick’s sister, Elizabeth, was the mother of Albert Henry Beams, who was killed in action in 1916 Frederick died in 1936. |
| Details of building, where known | Odd numbers 1-7 West Street (south side) were apparently purpose-built as shops in 1895.
![]() Ewell West Street, Nos 1-7 c1900 Image courtesy of Bourne Hall Museum. |
