Licensees :
JOHN YOUNGS Died November 1812 - age 38	*1805 - 1812
ELIZABETH YOUNGS	1812 - 1838
NATHANIEL EASTHAUGH age 50 in 1841	1840 - 1842
RICHARD LINFORD Died 21st July 1844 - age 33	to 1844
JOHN LEATHERDALE according to White Went to Upton WHITE HORSE	1845
GEORGE FREDERICK BARNETT according to Magistrates	1845
HENRY NOBLE (York Castle)	1846
MARY EASTHAUGH age 59 in 1851	by 1850
ROBERT WILLGRASS EASTHAUGH	05.11.1867
WILLIAM De CAUX	01.02.1870
FREDERICK JOHN BROWNE	02.04.1878
WILLIAM BATCHELOR JOHN EARLL	08.08.1899
GEORGINA CHRISTINA HARRIETT EARLL	30.07.1901
DONALD THOMAS ABBS	29.07.1902
JAMES MAIDMENT	16.06.1903
GEORGE EDWARD STRATFORD	11.06.1907
JAMES JOHNSON	1908
SARAH ANN JOHNSON	16.01.1912
EDWARD ARTHUR POTTER	15.07.1913
FREDERICK JAMES PALMER	16.01.1917
FREDERICK BLYTH	0110.1918
GERALD HARRY FINN	06.09.1932
LOUIS REGINALD CANHAM	11.02.1936
REUBEN SMITH	08.02.1949
WILLIAM ROBERTS	03.01.1956
ERIC HORACE SANDERSON	07.05.1957
WILLIAM GATT	25.07.1961
ARTHUR JAMES LATTER	20.11.1962
PERCY EDGAR RUSH	30.04.1963
PATRICK JAMES HALL	21.07.1964

CITY OF YORK / YORK CITY 1760 - 1807 ?
DUKE OF YORK, Castle Ditches 1802 ?

Mrs. Elizabeth Youngs, for 33 years landlady of the York Tavern, died Tuesday 13th November 1838 - age 67.

In February 1840 it was advertised that the Earthenware Shop and House, situated in White Lion Street and the property of YORK TAVERN landlord, Nathaniel Easthaugh, was to be disposed of immediately.

The Household Furniture, China, Glass, full sized Billiard Table complete, and other miscellaneous property of Mr. John Leatherdale was Sold by Auction Thursday 10th April 1845 since he was leaving his situation.

Mr. G. F. Barnett advised his Friends and the Public, 12th April 1845 that he had taken the House and offered Well-aired Beds, Wines and Spirits of the best quality, Youngs and Co.'s fine Ales and Trueman, Hanbury and Co.'s London Stout Porter.
He was late of the BOAR'S HEAD INN. (Possibly a manager at Surrey Street?)