No 44 David Place
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Property name
44 David Place
Other names
Pembroke House Academy
Location
David Place, St Helier
Type of property
1850s town terrace house, divided into five apartments. A school in the late 19th century
Valuations
No recent transactions
Families and businesses associated with the property
Occupation registrations
- In 1941 Joseph William Everett (1893- ) was living here
Census returns
- 1861: Frederick Carrel, 31, ship owner and merchant; Louisa, 22; Frederick, 1; Anne Anquetil, 19, servant - it is likely that the house was built for Frederick
- 1871-1881: Pembroke House Academy: Francis Patterson, 50, school master; Francis George, 25, teacher; Annie Frances, 19; Adolphus Frederick, 14; Augusta Sarah, 13; Florence Agnes, 11; Sarah Louisa, 10; Kate Amy, 11, niece
- 1901: David Vincent, 38, dentist; Helena, 38; Helena, 16, Gladys, 7; Florence Wood, 18, servant
Almanac listings
- 1874-1886: Pembroke House School, F Patterson, schoolmaster
- 1886-1895: Dr T Balcam, dentist
- 1900-1920: D P Vincent, dentist
- 1925: Mrs A B Beasley
- 1930-1950: J W Everett
- 1960: Dr J Clyde
- 1970: E P Fossey. T J Billington. C Brough. V Bristow. B H Carter
Historic Environment Record entry
Listed building
A mid-late 19th century house of unusual design, which is of streetscape value.
Three-bay, four-storey with basement, stucco. Front elevation: topped with pediment supported by consoles. String courses separate each floor. Porch with round arch at front and side. Door is timber four-panel, the top two glazed. Half round overlight. Stone steps up to door. Boundary wall rendered, granite coping, iron railings and gate.
