| 1627 | William Slaughter was a soldier billeted here on 2nd February | |
| 1693 | rebuilding work undertaken | |
| mid 1700s | The Crown owned by Christopher Clarke [maybe in part] according to transcript of deeds mainly relating to Crew House. | |
| 1774 | Old Angel left in trust to Joseph Orum, son of Moses, by William Orum of Garsdon, along with one other property | |
| 1776 | Moses Orum entitled to vote as owner of 2 houses in Tetbury. He lived in Charlton, Wiltshire; the Tetbury houses were inhabited by J.Bailey and F.Long - there is no indication if either were an inn | |
| 1780 | William Cox paid land tax for 'ye angel' 5 shillings | |
| 1793 | advert for auction at the house of William Coxe [the Angel Inn, Tetbury] | 25/3/1793 Gloucester Journal |
| 1802 | Mrs Cox, wife of William of The Angel Inn, died. 1/2/1802 | |
| 1804 | Edwards Staymakers from the Cross, Gloucester visited for the purpose of attending his patrons from the evening of Wednesday 2nd May until noon on Thursday 3rd. | 30/4/1804 Gloucester Journal |
| 1820 | Angel - Francis Crew, also a plasterer & tiler | |
| 1822 | Angel - Francis Crew | |
| 1824 | In 1824 The Angel Inn was occupied by Francis Crew and he paid land tax of £4 14s 7d | |
| 1830 | Angel - John Berry | |
| 1838 | The Angel Inn owned by Francis Brown, occupied by Francis Crew | Tithe Valuation |
| 1840s | no listing in directories of this era | |
| 1856 | William Lock | |
| 1859 | William Lock | |
| 1860 | In the Rate Book of 1860 the owner of The Crown was Sarah Sealy, and the Inn was occupied by William Lock. An area known as Crown Inn Yard held a warehouse which was rented to C & J Fowles, and a cottage rented to Fanny Palmer. | |
| 1863 | William Lock | |
| 1870 | William Lock | |
| 1876 | William Lock, also a farmer | |
| 1885 | William Lock | |
| 1891 | Licensing Act lists The CROWN with landlord ET Mann, tied to Messrs Cook alehouse on an annual lease with 1 transfer | |
| 1894 | E.Mann | |
| 1897 | Elijah Thomas Mann, Crown P.H Union Street | |
| 1898 | Elijah Mann fined at Tetbury Petty Sessions for being drunk on his own premises | |
| 1903 | Licensing Act lists The Crown with landlord Ernest Wm Mann tied to Messers Cook alehouse on a quarterly lease, closing at 11pm; 2 transfers and 1 conviction | |
| 1914 | Ernest Mann Crown P.H & chimney sweeper Union Street | |
| 1915 | Valuation Survey assessment lists licensed house, cottage, buildings and land which was part of the business sold by Cooks to Stroud Brewery in 1913 for £33,000. The Crown was valued at £830. | |
| 1950 | Charles & Elsie Bowsher | |
| 1980s | childs shoe found during refurbishment |