D. R. Scattergood was the landlord of the Stanhope Arms in Stanton-by-Dale during the First World War. In January 1916, he brought charges against a Belgian refugee who had damaged property at the pub. He appears to be a different member of the Scattergood family from Richard Scattergood, who ran the pub in the late 19th century.

📜 Historical Records

Records mentioning D. R. Scattergood

• A Belgian Refugee in Trouble at Stanton
  6 January 1916

📊 Census Appearances

Census records mentioning D. R. Scattergood

• 1861 Census
  13 April 1861
  Stanhope Street, Stanhope Arms
  Son | Age: 2