22 Charing Cross
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Historic Jersey buildings
 Because of the demolition and rebuilding of several elements of the Co-Op properties in Charing Cross in the second half of the 20th century, it is difficult to be certain, without access to detailed plans, which original properties were where. We think that this building was erected on the site of Nos 22 and 23
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Property name
22 Charing Cross
Other names
Premier Inn
Location
Charing Cross, St Helier
Type of property
Former town house and shop, became part of Co-op, demolished and rebuilt in 20th century and again in 21st century, along with other Co-op buildings in Charing Cross, to create the Premier Inn
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families associated with the property
- J W Dupre, plumber - 1838
- W H Dupre, plumber - 1860
- William Dupre (65) plumber, his wife Ann (60), son William (20) plumber, and daughter Susan (24) dressmaker, were shown here in the 1881 census. In 1891 Mr Dupre was widowed and living here with another daughter Sarah (38)
- In 1941 Denis Clery (1916- ), and Georgia Pirouet (1927- ) were living here, probably in separate households
Almanac entries
- 1837 - P Mauger, hatter and then parish clerk
- 1852 - Adelaide Payn, grocer and spirits
- 1874-1940 - H Dupre; then Dupre brothers; then James Wilfred Dupre, plumbers. Possibly established here as early as 1831 - see advert
- 1930 - Dupre's Margarine Stores
- 1940 - J T Mortimer. Dupre family moved to No 23
- 1950-1958 - Holt and Co; Viking Coaches
- 1959 - C I Co-op
Notes and references
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1950s advert -
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