RichardB Posted August 26, 2011 Author Share Posted August 26, 2011 Warm Hearthstone Inn Townhead Street. Wintington Sowter, Victualler, Campo Lane Gales and Martin 1787 Whittington Sowter, Ale and Porter Brewer, 1 Townhead Street Baine’s 1822 A partnership of Sowter and Whittington brewed here in 1825 ? Samuel Moore, Common Brewer and victualler Warm Hearthstone 1828-29 Samuel Moore, Common Brewer, Townhead Brewery and Victualler, Warm Hearthstone, 1 Townhead Street White’s 1833 Elizabeth Moore, Brewer and Victualler Warm Hearthstone, Townhead Street 1837 Elizabeth Moore, Victualler Warm Hearthstone, Townhead Street Pigot’s 1841 (no mention of brewing) William Toplis, Brewer and Victualler Warm Hearthstone, Townhead Street 1849 William Toplis, Brewer and Victualler Warm Hearthstone, Townhead Street White’s 1852. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 26, 2011 Author Share Posted August 26, 2011 Waterloo Brewery Joseph Cooper, 78 West Bar Green Gells 1825 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 26, 2011 Author Share Posted August 26, 2011 W H Thackray Brewer James Walter Thackray, Brewer, 5 Oxford Street White's 1905 Horace Thackray, Brewers' Engineer (W.H.Thackray), 21 Oxford Street White's 1911 James Walter Thackray, Brewer, 23 Oxford Street White's 1911 John Henry Thackray, Brewers' Engineer (W H Thackray), 126 Upperthorpe White's 1911 Vickers Thackray, Brewers' Engineer (W H Thackray), h. 257 Walkley Road White's 1911 W H Thackray (& Sons), Brewers' Engineers, Ball Street White's 1911 Vickers Thackray, Plumber (W H & Sons), h. 257 Walkley Road White's 1919 Vickers Thackray, Brewers' Engineer (W H Thackray and Son), h. 257 Walkley Road White's 1925 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 26, 2011 Author Share Posted August 26, 2011 Whitworth, John 1881 Census John Whitworth 28 , Under Brewer, 11 Mudford Terrace, born Nottingham Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 26, 2011 Author Share Posted August 26, 2011 Wicker Brewery T J Parker Wicker Brewery Saville Street. Originally Charles John Stuart & Co. founded around 1850, though no mention in 1851 census and C J Stuart is described as a Gentleman, Sheffield born (aged 24). There were no tied houses when the brewery was sold to Thomas James Parker in January 1854. Parker was a Sheffield born solicitor, living at Endcliffe Crescent in 1851 Census (aged 54 in 1851) he retained the brewery for twenty years, though his son Kenyon Parker is shown as Brewery Manager in 1861.. 1851 Census Thos James Parker 54, Attorney solicitor, all born Sheffield Anne Catherine Parker 54 Helen Stevens Parker 23 Arnold Parker 19, Articled Clerk Emma Parker 17 Kenyon Parker 14 1851 Census image 1861 Census Thos J Parker 60, Solicitor, Endcliffe Crescent Ann C Parker 60 Emma Parker 24 Kenyon Parker 22, Brewery Manager 1861 Census image 1871 Census Thos James Parker 73, Retired Solicitor Anne Catherine Parker 73 1871 Census image Sold the brewery to William Willmott 1st May 1874 Ball Inn, Upper Heeley Black Bull, Hollis Croft Cross Keys, Bower Street Fox and Duck, Broomhill Hampden View, Langsett Road Jovial Colliers, Chapeltown (formerly the Industry) Old London Apprentice, West Bar Green Punch Bowl, Crookes Punch Bowl, Spring Street/Coulson Street Red Deer, Pitt Street Ring O’Bells, Church Street, Swinton Robin Hood, Attercliffe Road Three Stars Heads, Pinstone Street (Stars or Stags ???) Wellington Inn, Cambridge Street West Street Hotel, West Street Wicker Brewery and Vaults Willmott added : 1876 Quarry Hotel, Walkley Bank Road (renamed the Rivelin View) Burns Tavern, Sheffield Road, Tinsley 1877 Adelaide Hotel, Mowbray Street 1883 Willmott bankrupt, tied houses sold off Red Deer to Greaves. Ball Inn and Punch Bowl at Crookes to Whitmarsh’s, along with the Ring O’Bells. Mason’s Arms and Wellington to Tennants. Hampden View to Old Albion Brewery (probably, since it was later a Worksop Brewery house). Fox and Duck to John Smith’s. Robin Hood to Cockayne’s. The remainder to private owners. The Wicker Brewery and Vaults were taken over by Wilson’s Parkside Brewery in January 1885. Taken over by W H Birks Ladysmith Brewery in 1880. The brewery tap, the Wicker Brewery Inn was renamed The Hole in the Wall in the 1970’s as a Tetley’s Pub. 1881 Census William Willmott 58, Common Brewer, 54 Wilson Road, born Southwark, Surrey Elizabeth P. Willmott 42, born Delhi, East Indies Kathleen M. Willmott 21 , born Southwark, Surrey Florence H. Willmott 20, Southwark William C. Willmott 17, Southwark Gertrude C. Willmott 11, Southwark Marian C. Willmott 9, Southwark Thomas Stanton, Vict. Wicker Brewery Inn, 70 & 72 Savile Street White's 1911 Thomas Stanton, Vict. Wicker Brewery Inn, 70 & 72 Savile Street White's 1919 Thomas Stanton, Vict. Wicker Brewery Inn, 70 & 72 Savile Street Kelly's 1925 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 26, 2011 Author Share Posted August 26, 2011 Wilkinson, John Brewers – Retail 7 West Street Pigot’s 1828-29 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 26, 2011 Author Share Posted August 26, 2011 Wilkinson, William Brewers – Retail 65 Westbar Green Pigot’s 1828-29 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 26, 2011 Author Share Posted August 26, 2011 Woodhead and Holland Brewers Woodhead and Holland, Wholesale and retail brewers, Water Lane White's 1837 Woodhead and Holland, Brewers, Water Lane Pigot's 1841 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 26, 2011 Author Share Posted August 26, 2011 Y Breweries Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 26, 2011 Author Share Posted August 26, 2011 Young, Benjamin Benjamin Young Brewers – Retail Matthew Street, Shales Moor (Pigot’s 1828-9) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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RichardB Posted August 26, 2011 Author Share Posted August 26, 2011 Some "Stuff" Copy of a conveyance of The Peacock Inn at Knowle Top in Stannington, Yorkshire YWD 198/38 26 May, 1857 Contents: By William Smith of the Dam House in Sheffield to William Smith, Henry Smith, Joseph Redfearn, and Charles Henry Hanger, brewers http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/A2A/records.aspx?cat=199-ywd&cid=-1&Gsm=2008-06-18#-1 Conveyances, by the Rev. George Alderson, clerk, Vicar of Hornby, Yorkshire, and James Wilson of Highfield House near Sheffield, later of Brincliffe Towers, Sheffield gentleman YWD 651 [n.d.] Contents: Executors of Rowland Hodgson, late of Highfield, esquire, deceased, whose will was proved 23 February, 1837, and whose personal estate proved to be insufficient to carry out his wishes except by the proceeds of the sale of land. Schedule of deeds on each Land in Thomas Street, Sheffield to Thomas Mark Carter, Joseph Smith and John Carter brewers, for £134 YWD 651/1 23 January, 1851 Land at the corner of Thomas Street and Edgerton Street, Sheffield YWD 651/2 23 January, 1851 Contents: To William Frederick Taylor Bradshaw of Sheffield, victualler; Joseph Smith of Sheffield, brewer, to be trustee in case of the determination of the estate, for £181 Land in Edgerton Street, Sheffield YWD 651/4 26 February, 1852 Contents: To Thomas Mark Carter, Joseph Smith and John Carter, brewers, for £51. 5. 0 Lease YWD 1023 11 January, 1881 Contents: Thomas Edward Atkin of Priory Terrace, Sharrow, Sheffield, manufacturer, with his mortgagee Charles Macro Wilson, to Elizabeth Birks, widow, Henry Burrows, common brewer and Rawson Birks, common brewer, trading at the Lady's Bridge Brewery. A messuage or dwelling used as a public house and called The Bee Hive Hotel in West Street, Sheffield for five years at £200 a year Will and probate of Thomas Deakin of Sheffield, merchant YWD 1029/3-10 1846-1860 Contents: Trustees James Wilson of Sheffield, solicitor, John Newton Mappin of Sheffield, pearl cutter and brewer, and Samuel Scott Deakin, merchant, his nephew. 18 March, 1846. Died 26 August, 1849. Proved 7 November, 1849. With a deed of disclaimer by Charles Frederick Younge as executor, suggested in a codicil of Thomas Deakin's will, 3 September, 1849; a release for a fifth of the estate by Hannah Deakin and others; four deeds appointing new trustees, 1850, 1852, 1856 and 1860; and related papers. Counterpart of lease YWD 1889/5 5 July, 1854 Contents: Henry Wilson of Westbrook near Sheffield, esquire, to Frederick Hunt, William Burgoyne Fernell, and Joseph Warhurst, all of Sheffield, brewers and co-partners. Land part of the New Hall estate near Attercliffe, Sheffield, part of what has hitherto been called the Lawns, the Walk and Plantation, and the Sourlands; for fourteen years at a yearly rent of £65. Mortgage YWD 135/20 17 March, 1868 Contents: John Frederick Fenton and Frank Fenton of Sheffield, silversmiths, to Francis Millns of Sheffield, confectioner, and Nathaniel James Finsdale Mower of Sheffield, brewer, the Trustees of the Second Prince of Wales Benefit Building Society. Land, at the corner of Porter Street and Earl Street, Sheffield, with the dwelling house, workshops and machinery within them erected on it, for £1,080 (less a described bonus). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 27, 2011 Author Share Posted August 27, 2011 Brewers - Slaters 1846 Arculus Henry & Co., 40 Trafalgar Street Berry Thomas 13 South Street Bradley & Co. Soho Brewery Broomhall Carters, Smith & Watson, Eldon Street Chambers Ann & Co Bridge Street Gilbert & Arnold Button Lane Haslehurst & Greaves Broad Street, Park Howe, Smith & Co., Penistone Road Kirby John, Roper Street Marrian Thomas Royd's Brewery Nanson & Co., Bridge Street Rawson Thomas & Co., Pond Street Roper John, Effingham Street, Park John and William Shaw Penistone Road Shepherd, Green & Hatfield Neepsend Brewery Truswell William & Co., Eyre Street Turner Martha Watson Walk Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 29, 2011 Author Share Posted August 29, 2011 1837 Page 378- Wholesale brewers 1831 - 7 1834 - 12 1835 - 13 1867 - 17 Victuallers 1831 - 1037 1834 - 1094 1835 - 1117 1836 - 1117 Number of the above who brew their own beer 1831 - 903 1834 - 886 1835 - 895 1836 - 888 Retailers of beer (beer-shops) 1831 - 574 1834 - 940 1835 - 781 1836 -768 Of these, the number who brewed their own beer 1831 - 262 1834 - 264 1835 - 281 1836 - 282 Your challenge, name them ... he he Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RichardB Posted August 29, 2011 Author Share Posted August 29, 2011 1828 Brewers George Bateman, Smithfield George Buckley, Intermediate brewer, Norris Field Brewery, Norris Field James Buckley, Eyre Lane Matthew Carnell, Wholesale and Retial brewer, Tudor Street William Featherstone, Shales Square, Park John Hall, Pea Croft John Morfitt, Brewer, Sim's Croft Samuel Moore & Co., Brewer, Sim's Croft and Townhead Street Edward Nanson and Co., Bridge Street Parker, Gouldthorpe and Berry, Ecclesall Brewery, South Street Thomas Rawson & Co., 76 Pond Street J H Streatfield, Brewer, Pond Street Samuel Turner, Watson Walk John Waller, 78 Westbar Green John Wilkinson, West Street Benjamin Younge, Moorfields Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ponytail Posted November 25, 2022 Share Posted November 25, 2022 On 26/08/2011 at 20:49, RichardB said: The Shades Watsons Walk Samuel Turner brewer and landlord 1825-1845. Samuel Turner, victualler Shades and Wine and Spirit Merchant and Ale and Porter Brewer, 3 Watson’s Walk 1822 Baine’s Directory. Samuel Turner, Wine and Spirit Merchant, ale and porter brewer and victualler, Shades, 3 Watsons Walk Gells 1825 Samuel Moore 1828 Samuel Turner, Brewers, 3 Watson Walk Pigot's 1828-9 Samuel Turner, Vict. Wine & Spirit Merchant, Wholesale Brewer & Coffee Rooms Watson Walk & Hartshead White's 1833 Samuel Turner, Wholesale and retail brewers, Watson Walk White's 1837 Samuel Turner, Brewers, Watson Walk Pigot's 1841 Martha Turner, Brewer, Watsons Walk Slater's 1846 Brewery in Watson's Walk For sale by Auction 1st October 1801, under a commission of Bankrupt awarded against Francis Walker and John Thompson. Newly erected Ale and Porter Brewery, Watson's Walk Sheffield. Newspaper Advert Iris 3rd September 1801. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ponytail Posted January 23, 2023 Share Posted January 23, 2023 On 26/08/2011 at 20:53, RichardB said: Soho Brewery William Bradley Soho Brewery Ecclesall Road Named after Boulton & Watt’s facory in Birmingham. January 1837 William Bradley, coach proprietor and John Newton Mappin, peral handle merchant, purchased land and built the brewery. Mappin left for a brewing career in Rotherham. Bradley carried on until joined by his sons Reuben and Frederick. William Bailey’s will published July 1873; Reuben Bradley succeeded him. National distribution plus export trade to Australia. Taken over by Kirby and Ward February/March 1876. Bradley & Co., Soho Brewery, Ecclesall New Road White's 1837 Bradley & Co., Brewers, Soho Brewery, Broomhill Pigot's 1841 Bradley & Co., Brewers, Soho Brewery, Ecclesall Road Slater's 1846 Bradley & Co., Brewers & Maltsters, Soho Brewery, Ecclesall Road White's 1849 William Bradley, Brewer and Coach Builder, home Manor Oaks White’s 1849 William Bradley & Co., Ale And Porter Brewers And Maltsters, Soho Brewery, Ecclesall Road; h. Manor Oaks White's 1852 Soho Brewery, Bradley's Ales & Porters. Advertisement from Illustrated Guide to Sheffield, Pawson and Brailsford. 1862. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ponytail Posted January 24, 2023 Share Posted January 24, 2023 On 26/08/2011 at 12:34, RichardB said: Bentley, Robert Rotherham Brewery Store Mary Cooper, Agent to Robert Bentley, Brewer, Rotherham, 35 Bridge Street White’s 1833 George Dungworth, Agent to Robert Bentley, Exchange Street, Park White’s 1837 George Dungworth, Agent to Robert Bentley, Brewer, Castle Folds Slater’s 1846 George Dungworth, Agent to Robert Bentley, Brewer, Castle Folds Pigot’s 1841 George Dungworth, Agent to Rotherham Brewery Store, 31 Exchange Street Pigot’s 1841 31 Exchange Street White’s 1849 31 Castlefolds White’s 1852 Rotherham Old Brewery Store 29a Exchange Street, Castle Folds 1871 Robert John Bentley (Trustees of), Brewers, 31 Exchange Street White’s 1905 Edwin Dungworth, Agent for Robert John Bentley (Trustees of), Brewers, 31 Exchange Street; home 31 Scott Road White’s 1911 Robert John Bentley (Trustees of), Brewers, 8 Townhead Street White’s 1919 Sheffield Flood Claim: Robert John Bentley, brewer, Old Brewery or West House, Rotherham. Sheffield Office at Castle Folds, George Dungworth, agent. For damage by Inundation to Rifle Arms, Bower Street. https://www2.shu.ac.uk/sfca/claimSummary.cfm?claim=11-4536 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ponytail Posted January 24, 2023 Share Posted January 24, 2023 On 26/08/2011 at 12:45, RichardB said: William Bradley Soho Brewery Ecclesall Road Named after the Birmingham factory of Boulton & Watt. January 1837 William Bradley, Coach proprietor and John Newton Mappin, pearl handle merchant purchased land at Ecclesall. John Newton Mappin thereafter left to continue brewing in Rotherham. William managed the business until joined by Reuben and Frederick, his sons. Premises (many of which ended up as Wards houses) : 1841 Union Inn, West Bar Green Hussar, Scotland Street 1843 1845 1870 Manchester Railway Hotel, Nursery Street. Death of William Bradley, 1873. Will published July 1873, Reuben Bradley as successor. Taken over by Kirby and Ward February – March 1876; these public houses included : Barrel, London Road Chandos Hotel, Rockingham Street Crown and Glove, Stannington Ellesmere Hotel, Ellesmere Street/Gower Street Meadow Street Hotel, Meadow Street Mowbray Tavern, Mowbray Street/Harvest Lane Scarborough Arms, Addy Street Stafford Arms, Stafford Street Yorkshire Stingo, Division Street National distribution of celebrated Sheffield Ales, India Pale Ale and Porter; exported to Australia. Bradley & Co., Soho Brewery, Ecclesall New Road White's 1837 Bradley & Co., Brewers, Soho Brewery, Broomhill Pigot's 1841 Bradley & Co., Brewers, Soho Brewery, Ecclesall Road Slater's 1846 Bradley & Co., Brewers & Maltsters, Soho Brewery, Ecclesall Road White's 1849 William Bradley, Brewer and Coach Builder, home Manor Oaks (White’s 1849) William Bradley & Co., Ale And Porter Brewers And Maltsters, Soho Brewery, Ecclesall Road; h. Manor Oaks White's 1852 See also - S H Ward, Sheaf Brewery. Sheffield Flood Claim: William Bradley, Brewer, Soho Brewery, Ecclesall Road. Amounts of repairs at the under mentioned Public Houses: Hillsbro Inn, Owlerton Army Hotel, Hillfoot and Cottages Butchers Arms, Shales Moor Mowbray Arms and Cottage, Mowbray Street Grove Cottage, Harvest Lane Queen's Hotel, Saville Street East Dusty Miller, Nursery Street Manchester Railway Hotel, White Rails Victoria Hotel, Attercliffe Road Royds Inn, Attercliffe Road https://www2.shu.ac.uk/sfca/claimSummary.cfm?claim=6-5469 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ponytail Posted February 2 Share Posted February 2 On 26/08/2011 at 12:54, RichardB said: Burton Weir Brewery Thomas Marrian’s Burton Weir Brewery. Royds Mill Street/Attercliffe Road. Thomas, a brewer from Oxford, founded Royds Brewery in Sheffield in the 1830’s – it was later renamed the Burton Weir Brewery (see Alfred Barnard). Taken over in 1903 by Whitworth’s of Wath-on-Dearne and the brewery was closed almost immediately. It had the largest maltings complex of all the Sheffield breweries. Thomas Marrian & Co. Ltd., Brewers & Maltsters, Burton Weir Brewery, Royds Mill Street, Attercliffe Road & 35 Corn Exchange Kelly's 1893 Mysterious Australian Ale. https://zythophile.co.uk/2011/06/10/the-mysterious-australian-ale/ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ponytail Posted February 6 Share Posted February 6 On 26/08/2011 at 15:09, RichardB said: Pond Street Brewery Thomas Rawson & Company Pond Street Brewery. Founder in 1758 by Thomas Rawson (anti-slavery, lobby for universal suffrage, Hospital trustee. 1780 new brewery built. Rawson in partnership with Wheat, Eyre and Dr Brown. Porter was made here; the first brewing outside London. Rawson lived at Wardsend House, Wadsley Bridge and died there 24th March 1828, aged 78 (which makes him 8 years old when he formed the brewery !!!) His Sister, Hannah Rawson passed over the Pond Street Brewery to Thomas Birks; from 1844 Birks and Co. owned Thomas Rawson and Co. Thomas Birks entered into partnership with Samuel Vickers (of Cadeby Hall, near Doncaster) January 1855 Thomas Rawson Barker, brass merchant, offered 24 public houses to the Pond Street Brewery. November 1864 Thomas Birks succeeded by Edward Vaughan Birks. E V Birks entered into partnership with Henry Simpson. 1862 rebuild of the brewery premises. 16th January 1874 death of Edward Vaughan Birks. Henry Simpson and a sleeping partner, Charles Elam (Harley Street, London) January 1897 Thomas Rawson and Company Ltd registered. 1938 Plans for redevelopment of the site as a technical college; December 1940 saw the destruction of much of the brewery; the site now occupied by Polytechnic/University buildings. Thomas Rawson & Co., Brewers Universal 1791 Thomas Rawson & Co., Brewers, Pond Street Holden's 1811 Thomas Rawson & Co., Ale & Porter Brewers And Maltsters, 16 Great Pond Street Baine's 1822 Thomas Rawson & Co., Ale and Porter brewers, Maltsters, 76 Pond Street Gells 1825 Thomas Rawson & Co., Ale And Porter Brewers And Maltsters, 72 Pond Street White's 1833 Thomas Birks, Pond Street Brewery White's 1833 Thomas Rawson & Co., Pond Street White's 1837 Thomas Rawson & Co., Brewers, Pond Street Pigot's 1841 Thomas Rawson & Co., Brewers, Pond Street Slater's 1846 Thomas Rawson & Co., Ale & Porter Brewers & Maltsters, 27 Pond Street White's 1849 John Birks (Rawson & Co.), Brewers, h. Woodhouse White's 1849 Peter Birks (Rawson & Co.), Brewers, h. Woodhouse White's 1849 Thomas Birks (Rawson & Co.), Brewers, h. Bolsover Hill White's 1849 William Birks (Rawson & Co.), Brewers, h. Springfield Place White's 1849 Thomas Rawson & Co., Ale And Porter Brewers & Maltsters 25 Pond Street White's 1852 Peter and John Birks (Rawson & Co.), Brewers, h. Woodhouse White's 1852 Thomas Birks, Esq. (Rawson & Co.), Brewers, h. Bolsover Hill White's 1852 William Birks (Rawson & Co.), Brewers, h. Springfield Place White's 1852 Thomas Rawson & Co., Brewers, Pond Street Brewery; stores, Sussex Street Kelly's 1893 Thomas Rawson & Co. Ltd. Brewers and bottlers Pond Street White's 1905 Thomas Rawson & Co. Ltd. ,Brewers & Bottlers & Mineral Water Manufacturers, Pond Street White's 1919 Thomas Rawson & Co. Ltd. Brewers, Bottlers & Mineral Water Manufacturers, Pond Street Kelly's 1925 1841 Census Hannah Rawson, 85, Wardsend 1851 Census Thomas Birks 50, JP, Alderman and Brewer, born Sheffield Judith Anne Birks 50 Edward Taughan Birks 11 Elizabeth Harriet Birks 18 Charles Lynn Birks 5 Months Attachments : Wall Lynn 1828-February 1833 Pond Street Brewery. Plan of Thomas Rawson and Co., Pond Street Brewery, c. 1832. https://www.picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;arc04208&pos=22&action=zoom&id=105173 Marked: Pond Street, Arundel Lane, houses, malt houses, joiners shops, stables, shed, coopers shops, scalding room, malt warehouse with vat houses under, drying kilns, boilers, engine house, coat yard, brew house, dwelling house, kitchen, counting house, Harmers open [presumably Harmer Lane]. Owners / occupiers marked: Septimus Priestley and Joseph Levick. Shows progression of plan https://www.picturesheffield.com/frontend.php?keywords=Ref_No_increment;EQUALS;arc04206&pos=20&action=zoom&id=105169 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ponytail Posted March 25 Share Posted March 25 On 26/08/2011 at 20:50, RichardB said: Sheffield Free Trade Brewery 389 Queens Road. George Freeman, Brewer, Mappin's Masbrough Old Brewery Ltd., 28 Greasbrough Road, Masbrough Kelly's 1893 Founded 1900 as Rhodes, Freeman and Co.. Compant registered 1902, voluntary liquidation February 27th 1905. New company Queens Road Brewery Ltd., June 1905; receiver appointed April 1911. George Frederic Radcliffe Freeman, Director (Queens Road Brewery ), 389 Queens Road White's 1911 September 1912 Sheffield Free Brewery Co. registered. Thornton Dungworth, Secretary, Sheffield Free Brewery Co. Limited , Queens' Road White's 1919 Thornton Dungworth , Secretary, Sheffield Free Brewery Co. Ltd., Queen's Road; h. 198 Chippinghouse Road Kelly's 1925 Public Limited Company formed in 1937. 1940 survived a UXB in the cellars.. 1954 Joint takeover by Stones and Tennant Brothers; Tennants took the premises thde following year. Sheffield Free Brewery Co. Ltd. (latterly known as Queens Road Brewery Ltd.), No.389 Queen's Road. 1987. Brewing ceased on these premises in 1954.s44823 Photographer: SCC Engineer and Surveyors. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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