| 1871 | George Cull ‘Plasterer & beerhouse keeper’ | 1871 Census |
| 1881 | George Cull, wife Elizabeth and neice of 11 years old | 1881 Census |
| 1884 | Will of William George Wear, he leaves the Prince of Wales to son of the same name | Probate copy of will |
| 1884 | James Horton a former groom with wife Elizabeth. (newspaper rpt of court case of a crime which gives name as Hawker but earlier reports give Horton) | Newspaper |
| 1885-1887 | James Horton | Trade directories |
| 1891 | landlord James Horton beerhouse tied to Messrs Cook, owned by WG Weare; annual lease | Licensing Act printed volume |
| 1894 | J.Horton | Trade directory |
| 1896 | Mrs Horton | Trade directory |
| 1897 | James Horton died 20/4/1897; in his will – 'innkeeper of Harper Street'; 4 cottages left to widow | Probate copy of will |
| 1897 | Mrs Elizabeth Horton | Trade directory |
| 1899 | August licensing sessions: following the death of a man, Albert Southwood due to a disturbance at the inn the licensing committee recommended a change of licensee as the current holder was unfit to manage the rough clientele the inn attracted. A written undertaking had been received that the license would be given up for a tenant more suitable for the role. | Newspaper |
| 1900 | May: Charles Keedwell, a former soldier in yeomanry from St Briavels | Parish Register entry for baptism of daughter |
| 1902 | Charles Keedwell | Trade directory |
| 1903 | Charles James Keedwell | Trade directory |
| 1903 | Charles James Keedwell landlord of beerhouse tied to Cooks on quarterly lease, owned by Misses Weare; 1 conviction; 3 tranfers in last 5 years; closing 11pm; he then moved to the Three Cocks | Licensing Act printed volume |
| 1906-1907 | John Oates | Trade directories |
| 1910 | John Oates was assaulted and beaten by a hawker of no fixed abode, who was sent to prison for a month. Mrs Oates was also assaulted by the prisoner's wife who was then imprisoned for three weeks. | Newspaper |
| 1911 | John & Annie Oates, public house keeper | 1911 Census |
| 1914 | J Oates | Trade directory |
| 1915 | J Oates occupier, licensed house, 2 cottages and land ‘Prince of Wales Inn’ gross value £775, owned by Cooks who sold to Stroud Brewery 1913 | Land Valuation Survey |
| 1916 | John Oates died, and buried in February age 55 | |
| 1916 | March licence transferred to Henry Edward Cull following death of the previous licensee, Mr Oates. Henry was from Harper Street and married to Ellen Elliots also of Harper Street. | Newspaper |
| 1935 | George Pullie, wife Ellen | |
| 1939 | George Pullie or Pulley (Died 1960 at 85 West Street born 1876; wife Ellen [1886-1961]; was also at Wotton under Edge as a publican) | 1939 National Survey |
| 1952 | H Cull died but had already moved to Bath Road by 1939 (see 1916 entry) | |
| 1962 | planning permission granted to add a toilet and improve the bar facilities | Planning committee archive |
| 1967 | Skittle alley erected; also construction of carpark and vehicular access The Dyer family were the final landlords of the pub | Planning committee archive |
| 1999 | application to convert former public house into two dwellings and new sympathetic dwellings on the car park was submitted | Planning committee archive |
| 2000 | permission was granted in February for the conversion and the erection of four dwellings on the former carpark. | Planning committee archive |