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Recent content by Sadbrewer
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Ashted Brewery, Heneage Street
Hi William good find...Marrian's are very thin on the ground in Tewkesbury but.. this seems like the right man, but I can't find him in Tewkesbury before that, the closest I can find is this candidate in a Cheltenham pub.- Sadbrewer
- Post #26
- Forum: Pubs and Hotels
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The Sea Horse Inn, Buck Street
Hi William good find...Marrian's are very thin on the ground in Tewkesbury but.. this seems like the right man, but I can't find him in Tewkesbury before that, the closest I can find is this candidate in a Cheltenham pub.- Sadbrewer
- Post #18
- Forum: Pubs and Hotels
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The Sea Horse Inn, Buck Street
Marrian and Cracklow sale 1854- Sadbrewer
- Post #16
- Forum: Pubs and Hotels
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Ashted Brewery, Heneage Street
Marrian and Cracklow sale 1854- Sadbrewer
- Post #24
- Forum: Pubs and Hotels
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The Sea Horse Inn, Buck Street
1833...(not 1837 as I tried to scrawl on it!!)...it looks as though he is buying or up rating his brewery equipment.- Sadbrewer
- Post #11
- Forum: Pubs and Hotels
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Ashted Brewery, Heneage Street
1833...(not 1837 as I tried to scrawl on it!!)...it looks as though he is buying or up rating his brewery equipment.- Sadbrewer
- Post #19
- Forum: Pubs and Hotels
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The Sea Horse Inn, Buck Street
Hi Reevsie....just to correct myself, Bolsover left the partnership first, followed by Hinde. I think Bolsover and Marrian may have bought into Hinde's business around 1835/6...in 1835 the Spring St Brewery is described as Hinde's XX Brewery. It doesn't look as though Thomas Marrian's...- Sadbrewer
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- Forum: Pubs and Hotels