BARRACK ROW
Listed in Pigot’s Dirctory of 1830. By 1861 it was known as King William’s Place
1841 Census
William Easthope : Lodging House Keeper : 75 yrs
Elizabeth : 60 yrs
Louisa : 30 yrs
Emma : 20 yrs
Emily Binstead : 30 yrs
Henrietta : 7 yrs
Charles Henry : 5 yrs
Annette : 3 yrs
Emily : 11 months
Ledia Knight : 20 yrs
Jane Webb : 20 yrs
Thomas Davis : Merchant : 68 yrs
Elizabeth : 68 yrs
Sarah : 40 yrs
John Nicholson : Gentleman : 68 yrs
Ann Harding : 40 yrs
Ann Stall : Lodging House keeper : 65 yrs
Ann Griffiths : Independent : 40 yrs
Ann Eliza Hall : 13 yrs
Thomas Handley : Royal Marine Band : 35 yrs
Louisa : 30 yrs
Thomas : 10 yrs
Louisa Mary : 8 yrs
George Frederick : 7 yrs
William : 7 months
John Charles Earl : Royal Marine Band : 25 yrs
Sarah Ann : 20 yrs
Emily : 2 yrs
Sarah Ann : 3 months
Duke’s Head
Thomas Bush : Victualler : 40 yrs
Sarah : 28 yrs
Robert Thomas : 5 yrs
John : 2 yrs
John McKay : 72nd Regt : 25 yrs
Catherine : 25 yrs
Hugh : 1 yr
Daria Sims : Royal Marine : 34 yrs
Frances : 34 yrs
Sarah Ann : 11 months
Margaret Rose : 28 yrs
George : 11 months
Margaret Barton : 26 yrs
Margaret : 4 yrs
Thomas : 1 yr
Ann Hicks : 35 yrs
Angelina 8 yrs
Thomas Holland : Tailor : 41 yrs
John Havard : Royal Marine : 35 yrs
Rose & Crown
Robert Alford : Stone Mason : 50 yrs
Elizabeth : 50 yrs
Maria : 15 yrs
Robert : 14 yrs
Emma Morgan : 15 yrs.
Hampshire Telegraph : Saturday 20 April 1901
Barrack Row, afterwards called King William Place, now Clarence View.
6 Barrack Row
Hampshire Telegraph : Monday 15 March 1841
To be sold by auction, by Mr Crook, on the premises, 6 Barrack Row, on Monday the 22nd day of March, 1841, at eleven, all the household furniture, china, glass, and effects, of the above private residence; comprising four-post and coach-top bedsteads, with hangings, window curtains and blinds, bordered mattresses, feather beds and bedding, kidderminster and venetian carpets, floor cloths, mahogany, dining, pembroke, dressing, and other tables, chest of drawers, commodes, toilet glasses, imitation rosewood and japanned chairs, sofa, fenders, fire-irons, blue and white ware, tea trays, kitchen requisites, &c. To be viewed morning of sale.