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| Frederick William Abram |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "F W Abram Chemist
East Dereham" |
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"W. Smith Late Abram Chemist East Dereham" |
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Bankruptcy Notice |
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Abram Billhead |
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1872 |
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1881 |
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1868 |
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1880 |
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Joseph Abram was listed as a Chemist & Druggist in the Market Place from
1836 until 1858 when Frederick William Abram is first listed. He
continues to be listed until 1883 when William Smith is Listed as a
chemist and druggist in the Market Place. The last listing for William
Smith is in 1892. The only reference I can find for the partnership
between William Smith and Arthur William Forster is through the London
Gazette where it shows the partnership has been dissolved by mutual
consent in 1888. |
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| William Robert Herbert Anderson |
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1 Pint Black Glass Beer Bottle Embossed "W.R.H. Anderson East Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "W.R.H. Anderson Wine & Spirit Merchants East
Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Bowden & Anderson Late E. Barwell East
Dereham" |
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Partnership Dissolved Between Bowden & Anderson |
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Bowden and Anderson were listed in 1879 as wine
spirit and corn merchants at Market Place Dereham. The Partnership was
dissolved in 1883 and in that year William Anderson is listed as trading
on his own. |
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| Edward Barwell |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "Edward Barwell
Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Edward Barwell East
Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "E. Barwell Wine &
Spirit Merchant East Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "E. Barwell Wine &
Spirit Merchant East Dereham" |
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Slab Sealed Flagon Impressed "E. Barwell East
Dereham" |
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Barwell Billhead |
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1851 |
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| Edward Barwell is listed at the
Market Place, East Dereham as a wine and spirit merchant from 1854 until
1877. |
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| Samuel Bidwell & Co |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "Bidwell & co
Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "S. Bidwell East
Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "S. Bidwell East
Dereham" |
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Premier Patent Codd Bottle Embossed "East
Dereham Brewery Bidwell & Co" |
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6 & 10oz codd Bottles Embossed "East Dereham
Brewery Bidwell & Co" |
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Partnership Dissolved Between Samuel & James
Bidwell |
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| The first listing for Bidwell in
Dereham is 1822 where Samuel Bidwell was listed as a Brewer. In 1830
Leonard and John Bidwell were listed as Brewers at the South Green
Brewery. There was again a change in 1836 when it was listed as the
Executors of Samuel Bidwell. The Executors continued to trade as S.
Bidwell until 1875 when they became a limited company. John Ray who took
over as manager of the brewery died in 1890 and it was decided that the
brewing at Dereham would cease and the brewery and it's 30 pubs would be
auctioned. The brewery was bought by Thomas S. Bidwell of Thetford and
was dismantled shortly afterwards. |
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| Blomfield's |
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Saltglazed Ginger Beer Bottle Impressed
"Blomfield Dereham" made By Doulton Lambeth |
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6oz Codd Bottles Embossed "Blomfield's Old Established Manufactory East
Dereham" |
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Pair Of Two Tone ginger Beer Bottles Impressed
"S.M. Blomfield East Dereham" |
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10oz Codd Bottles Embossed "Blomfield's Old Established Manufactory East
Dereham" |
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Price Of Bristol Made Two Tone Ginger Beer
Bottle Impressed "Blomfields Dereham" & Two Tone Ginger Beer
Bottle Impressed "Blomfield Dereham" |
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6oz Codd Bottle Acid Etched "Blomfield's Old Established Manufactory
East Dereham" |
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Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottle Impressed "Blomfield
Dereham" |
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Chapman's Patent Embossed "Blomfield's Old Established Manufactory East
Dereham" |
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Saltglazed Ginger Beer Bottles Printed To The
Left "Blomfields Trade B Mark Old Established Manufactory East Dereham"
One The Right "Blomfields 1D Old Established Manufactory East Dereham" |
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6oz Bulb Neck Codd Embossed "Blomfield's Old Established Manufactory
East Dereham" |
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Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottles Printed To The Left
"Old Established Manufactory Blomfield's East Dereham" And To The Right
"Blomfields 1D Old Established Manufactory East Dereham" |
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6oz Bulb Neck Codd Embossed "Blomfield's Old Established Manufactory
East Dereham" |
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Thistle Shaped Matchstriker printed "Blomfield's Mineral Waters" |
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10oz Bulb Neck Embossed "Blomfield's Old Established Manufactory East
Dereham" |
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Green Glass Ginger Beer Bottle Embossed
"Blomfields Trade B Mark Old Established Manufactory East Dereham" |
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10 Oz Reliance Patent Embossed "Blomfield's Old Established Manufactory
East Dereham" |
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Crown Cap Ginger Beer Bottles Embossed
"Blomfields B Dereham" |
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Small Amber Seltzer Embossed "Blomfield's Trade B Mark Dereham" |
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Pink Soda Syphon Etched "Blomfield Mineral Water
Works East Dereham" |
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Price Of Bristol Water Jug Printed "Blomfield's Mineral Waters Dry
Ginger Syphons Ale Cordials Works- E Dereham" |
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Soda Syphon Etched "East Blomfield's Dereham" |
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Price Of Bristol Water Jug Printed "Blomfield's Mineral Waters Dry
Ginger Syphons Ale Cordials Works- E Dereham" |
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Paper Labeled Soda Syphon |
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Blue, Green & Brown Top Water Jugs Printed To Front "Blomfield's High
Class Mineral Waters Works E. Dereham" & To Rear "Ask For Blomfield's
Pure Mineral Waters" |
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Soda Syphon Etched "Blomfield Mineral Water
Works East Dereham" |
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Stoneware Matchstriker Printed "Blomfield's Dry Ginger Ale" |
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Brass & Glass Ash Tray Printed "Blomfields The
Oldest The Best Mineral Waters" With Baden Powell Image. |
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Pint & Half Pint Beer Bottles Embossed "Blomfield's Dereham" |
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Stretched Seltzer Bottles Embossed "Blomfield's
Dereham" |
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Late Beer Bottle Embossed "Blomfields Dereham" |
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Crown Cap Bottles Embossed "Blomfield's Trade B
Mark Dereham" |
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Half Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "Blomfield's Dereham" |
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Half Pint Shouldered Beer Bottle Etched
Blomfield Dereham |
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10 & 6oz Flat Bottomed Hamilton Bottles Embossed "Blomfield's Old
Established Manufactory East Dereham" |
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Crown Cap Bottles Embossed "Blomfield's Trade B
Mark Dereham" |
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Wooden Codd Bottle Opener Stamped "Blomfield Dereham" |
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Fired On Label Ginger Beer Bottle Which Reads
"Ginger Beer Trade B Mark E.M. Blomfield & Son 4 Wellington Rd East
Dereham" |
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Blomfields Treasury Note Book |
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Blomfields Showcard |
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Billhead |
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6oz Hamilton Embossed "Blomfields Genuine
Aerated Waters East Dereham" |
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10oz Hamilton Embossed "Blomfields Genuine Aerated Waters East Dereham" |
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10oz Cylinder Embossed "Blomfields Genuine
Aerated Waters East Dereham" |
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6oz Hamilton Embossed "Blomfields Old Established manufactory East
Dereham" |
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Enamel Sign Printed "Blomfield & Son Makers Of
High Class Table Waters. Wholesale Confectioners" |
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1/2 pint
Blue, Green & Brown Top Water Jugs Printed To Front "Blomfield's High
Class Mineral Waters Works E. Dereham" & To Rear "Ask For Blomfield's
Pure Mineral Waters" |
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Blomfield Syphon Works Dereham Crate |
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Blomfield Dereham Codd Opener |
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Bankruptcy Notice For Miles Blomfield |
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Blomfield Delivery Lorry At Beetley |
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Robert Hudson Fined Whilst working for Thomas
Blomfield |
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Member of staff injured at Blomfields mineral water factory in 1896 |
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1884 |
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1912 |
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1899 |
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The first entry I could find for Blomfield's was in 1875 for a Miles
Blomfield Mineral Water manufacturer Theatre St. Dereham by 1879 the
company was being run by Mrs. Sarah Maria Blomfield and by 1883 had
switched premises to Wellington Rd East Dereham. By 1904 the company was
in the hands of Thomas Blomfield but by 1912 the reigns had changed
again to Mrs. Edith M. Blomfield who continued running the business into
the 30's. |
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Archie Bullard |
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Labeled bottle for Household Embrocation |
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Listed in 1933 and 1937 as a chemist at 21 High Street |
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| Charles Buxton |
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Large Hamilton Bottle Embossed "Buxtons Genuine
Superior Airated Water East Dereham" |
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Newspaper Article Concerning Charles Buxton |
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Newspaper Article Concerning Charles Buxton |
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Newspaper Article Concerning Charles Buxton |
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Charles Buxton is listed as a Saddler & Harness maker from 1865 until
1883 in High Street, Dereham. In 1868 as well as being a saddler he is
also listed as a soda water & ginger beer manufacturer and dealer in
game. |
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| William Cooper |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "Cooper East Dereham" |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "Cooper Dereham" |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "Cooper Dereham Norfolk" |
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William Cooper Death Notice |
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Sale advert of William Coopers Brewery |
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William Cooper was first listed in 1830 as a brewer, he continued
brewing until his brewery was offered for sale in 1854. He was also the
father of Edwin Carter Cooper of Holt. |
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| Cooper-Brown & Co & Cooper-Brown &
Day |
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Pint Shouldered Beer Bottle Embossed Round
Shoulder "Cooper Brown & Day" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Cooper, Brown & Day
Brewers Dereham & Norwich" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Cooper Brown & Day
Crown Brewery East Dereham" |
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Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottle Printed "Cooper
Brown & Co Ginger Beer East Dereham & Eaton" Left Hand Bottle Made by
Bourne Denby Right Hand Bottle By Price of Bristol |
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Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottle Printed "Cooper
Brown & Co Ginger Beer East Dereham & Eaton" |
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Pint & Half Pint Beer Bottles Embossed "Cooper
Brown & Co Brewers Dereham" |
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Blob Top Stretched Seltzer Bottle Embossed
"Cooper Brown & Co Dereham" |
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Crown Cap Stretched Seltzer Bottle Embossed
"Cooper Brown & Co Brewers Dereham" |
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Pint Beer Embossed "Cooper Brown & Co Brewers
Dereham" |
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Two Pint, One Pint & Half Pint Beer Bottles
Embossed "Cooper Brown & Co Brewers Dereham" |
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Green Internal Screw Flat Bottomed Hamilton
Bottle Embossed "Cooper Brown & Co Dereham" |
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Two Pint Beer Bottles Embossed "Cooper Brown &
Co Brewers Dereham" |
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Cork Top & Internal Screw Flat Bottomed Hamilton
Bottles Embossed "Cooper Brown & Co Dereham" |
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Half Pint Shouldered Beer Embossed "Cooper Brown
& Co Brewers Dereham" |
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Flat Bottomed Hamilton Bottle With Internal
Screw Embossed "Cooper Brown & Co Brewers Dereham" |
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Green Rileys Patent Embossed "Cooper Brown & Co
Dereham" |
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Rileys Patent Embossed "Cooper Brown & Co
Dereham" |
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Rileys Patent Embossed "Cooper Brown & Co
Brewers Dereham" |
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Soda Syphon Etched "Cooper Brown & Co Crown
Brewery Dereham & Eaton Brewery Norwich" |
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Wooden Barrel With Brass Spigot Which Reads
"Cooper Brown & Co Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Printed "Cooper, Brown & Co
Crown Brewery East Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Cooper Brown & Co
Wine & Spirit Merchant East Dereham" |
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Glass Spirit Bottle Embossed "Cooper Brown & Co" |
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Two Tone Tap Jar Flagon Printed "Cooper Brown &
Co Crown Brewery East Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Cooper-Brown & Day
Crown Brewery East Dereham" |
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Cooper Brown & Co Billhead |
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Cooper Brown & Co Advert |
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Newspaper Advert from 1888 |
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Arthur John Day Leaves The Business |
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Charles Pearse Takes Over From Cooper Brown |
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Newspaper Advert |
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Newspaper Advert |
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Newspaper Advert from 1890 |
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1888 |
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1891 |
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1893 |
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1889 |
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| Cooper- Brown
& Day took over from Edwin Stammers of the Crown brewery in 1888. The
Partnership between William Cooper-Brown and Arthur John Day was
dissolved in 1890 and the company was renamed Cooper-Brown & Co. In 1923
they were Taken over by Steward & Patteson of Norwich. |
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| John Stephenson Dent |
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Paper Labeled Chemist Bottles |
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Paper Labeled Chemist & Poison Bottles |
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Paper Labeled Chemist Bottle |
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Dent paper flyer |
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John Stephenson Dent is listed from 1908 and beyond 1937 at 2 Market
Place as a Dispensing and Agricultural Chemist |
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| Harry Diver |
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Two Tone Tap Flagon Printed "Harry Diver Wine &
Spirit Ale & Stout Merchants East Dereham" |
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Two Tone Tap Flagon Printed "Harry Diver High
Street East Dereham" |
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Stoneware Flagon Impressed "Diver Wine & Spirit
Merchant East Dereham" |
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Diver Advert |
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William Henry Diver is listed from 1865 until 1879 as a grocer and
provision merchant at High Street, Dereham. By 1896 His son Harry had
taken over the business as grocer and provision merchant. His last entry
is in 1906. |
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| John Francis |
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Slab Sealed Flagon Impressed "I Francis E Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "John Francis Spirit Merchant East
Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "J Francis Wine & Spirit Merchant East
Dereham" |
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John Francis is listed as a grocer and draper at Church Street from 1830
until 1856 when the grocer side of the business is taken over by William
Knapp Francis. John Francis continues to be listed from 1858 until 1868
as a wine and spirit merchant and sack manufacturer. |
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William Giles |
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Slab Sealed Flagon Impressed Wm Giles Wine & Spirit Merchant E. Dereham
& Mattishall" |
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Bankruptcy Notice |
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Advertisement stating William Giles is no longer an agent for Gayford &
Co in 1872 |
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Liquidation Notice from 1873 |
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William Giles went bankrupt as a Corn Merchant and Maltster in 1873. |
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| Goddard & Son & Goddard & Gilbert |
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Two Tone Flagon Printed "Goddard & Son
Market
Place East Dereham" |
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Sepia Print Two Tone Flagon Printed "Goddard & Gilbert Wine Merchants
East Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Goddard & Son Wine
Merchants East Dereham" |
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Hunts Patent Flagon impressed "Goddard & Gilbert Wine Merchants East
Dereham" |
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Pint & Half Pint Beer Bottles Embossed "Goddard
& Son East Dereham" |
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Half Pint Beer Bottles Embossed "Goddard & Gilbert East Dereham" |
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Half Pint Shouldered Beer Bottle Embossed "Goddard & Gilbert East
Dereham" |
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Goddard & Gilbert Advert |
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| In 1896 Goddard & Son are listed as
importers of wine and spirits and seed and wool merchants at the Market
Place. By 1900 they had become Goddard & Gilbert who continued to be
listed as wine and spirit importers up until 1929. |
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| Hobbies Limited |
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Desk Pen/Pencil Pot Printed "Hobbies Hobbies
Limited Electrical Engineers Dereham" |
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Desk Inkwells Printed "Hobbies Ltd Dereham" |
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Labeled bottle fro Hobbies Wood Stain |
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Christmas Card from Hobbies |
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| The first entry I could find for
Hobbies Ltd was in 1900 as Fretwork machine and tool makers. In 1904
they incorporated John Green and expanded into seed merchants. Hobbies
Ltd is sill in business today. |
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| Robert Hudson |
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Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottles Printed "Hudson's
Brewed XXX Ginger Beer" |
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10 & 6oz Codd Bottles Embossed "Hudson East
Dereham" |
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Glass Mineral Water Bottle Embossed "Hudson
Challenge Soda Water" |
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Robert Hudson fined whilst working for Thomas
Blomfield |
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Hudson's Delivery Cart |
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Robert Hudson was listed in the 1891 census as a soda water manufacturer
at 21 Theatre Street Dereham. He was last listed in the Kelly's
directory in 1916. Robert Hudson was born in Ipswich in 1848. |
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Henry Samuel Kingston & Kingston & Hurn |
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Two Tone Flagon Printed "H.S Kingston Mid Norfolk Stores East Dereham" |
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Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "H.S. Kingston Mid Norfolk Stores E. Dereham" |
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Pint Beer Bottles Embossed "H.S. Kingston Mid Norfolk Stores East
Dereham" |
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Half Pint Beer Bottle With Kingston & Hurn Label |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "H. S. Kingston" |
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H.S. Kingston Advert |
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Kingston & Hurn Go Into Liquidation |
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G.R. Kingston Leaves The Business |
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H. S Kingston Shopfront |
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George Roadley Kingston is listed in 1868 as a
grocer and draper at High Street and Norwich Street. By 1877 Henry
Kingston had joined his father to make G. R. Kingston & Son. Henry
Samuel Kingston is first listed on his own in 1890 and by 1900 he had
named his stores the "Mid Norfolk Supply Stores" and had also become
wine and spirit merchants as swell as grocers and provision merchants.
In 1929 the company became Kingston & Hurn which continued up until 1975
when the company went into liquidation. |
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James Mann |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "J. Mann Dereham" |
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Insolvency Notice For James Mann |
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James Mann was listed as a wine and spirit merchant in 1836 at Norwich
Road, Dereham but was declared bankrupt in 1837. |
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Richard Johnson Marr |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "R.J Marr Wine & Spirit Merchant East Dereham" |
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Pair of Pint Beer Bottles Embossed "R.J. Marr East Dereham" |
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Gazette Notice From Marr's Previous Business In Whitby |
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Marr Advert |
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The first listing I could find for Richard Johnson
Marr is in 1890 where he is listed as a Wine and Spirit & Seed Merchant
at the Market Place Dereham. His last listing is in 1892. |
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Nehemiah Norton |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "N Norton Dereham" |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "N Norton Wine & Spirit Merchant Dereham" |
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Norton Billhead |
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London Gazette Notice Concerning N. Norton |
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London Gazette Notice Concerning N. Norton |
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London Gazette Notice Concerning N. Norton |
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Sale notice for Nortons estate |
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Nehemiah Norton was listed in 1836 and 1839 in Market place Dereham as a
wine and spirit merchant but was declared bankrupt in 1840. |
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Oldham & Son |
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Meat Paste Pot Printed "Oldham & Son Fine Potted Ham Dereham" |
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Meat Paste Pot Printed "Oldham's Patent Digester Potted Beef High Street
East Dereham" |
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Funeral Notice for Robert Oldham in 1907 |
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Winner of first place silver medal and diploma for savoury moulds and
diploma for wedding and betrothal cakes. 1903 |
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A.S. Oldham Advert |
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Robert Oldham was listed as an confectioner and pastry man in 1896 and
1900. In 1904 they became Oldham and Son. By 1908 Arthur Oldham is
listed as a high class confectioner with 4 Silver medals and 7 Diplomas
at London Exhibitions. The last listing for Arthur Oldham is in 1916. |
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Thomas Parke |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Thomas Parke Wine & Spirit Merchant East
Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Thos Parke Wine, Spirit & Porter Merchant
East Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Thos Parke Wine & Spirit Merchant East
Dereham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "T. Parke Wine & Spirit Merchant East Dereham" |
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Death Notice For Thomas Parke |
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James Parke is listed as a brewer in Norwich Road, Dereham as a brewer
from 1836 until 1846 when Thomas Parke is listed as a brewer and wine
and spirit merchant and also at the "King's Head" up until his death in
1874. |
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William Parke |
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Button Pot Lid Printed "William Parke High Street Dispensary East
Dereham" |
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Button Pot Lid Printed "William Parke High Street Dispensary East
Dereham" |
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William Parke is listed as a chemist & druggist in the High Street,
Dereham from1868 until 1883. He is also listed as the manufacturer of
the carbolic composition for the crowboy substitute and also the
proprietor for the solution for killing the turnip fly. |
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Edward Peck |
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Glass Baby Feeder Embossed "E. Peck Dispensing Chemist Dereham" |
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Paper Labeled Chemist Bottle |
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Stained Window Which Reads "Edward Peck Chemist" |
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Perfume Bottle "The Salisbury Bouquet Edward Peck East Dereham" |
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Glass Chemist measure "E. Peck Chemist Dereham" |
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Advert for Edward Pecks Asthma cure 1886 |
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Edward Peck is listed as a chemist at 21 High Street from 1888 until
1925 when the executors of Edward Peck are listed. This continues to be
the case until 1932. |
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John
Reeve & William Cooper |
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Saltglazed Stone Flagon Impressed "Reeve & Cooper Dereham" |
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Reeve & Cooper Bill Head Dated 1840 |
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1844 |
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1838 |
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Information Needed |
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Alfred E. Robinson |
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Paper Labeled Chemist Bottles |
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Chemist Bottle Embossed "Chemist A E Robinson East Dereham" |
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Robinson Labelled Bottle |
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Alfred E. Robinson is first listed in 1912 as a Chemist at 36 Market
Place Dereham. He continues to be listed after 1937. |
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Roy's Stores |
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Two Tone Flagon Printed "Roy's Stores Dereham" |
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Roy's Stores is listed in the 1908 to 1916 directories as grocers and
provision dealers at 16 High Street. This is the same Roys as at
Wroxham. Which is still going strong today. |
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G. R. Scott |
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Milk Bottle Printed "G. R. Scott Old Hall Farm Toftwood Tel Dereham 292" |
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Information Needed |
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Bernard Skinner |
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All White Footwarmer Printed "Bernard Skinner Dereham Foot Warmer" |
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Two Tone Footwarmer Printed "Bernard Skinner Dereham" |
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All White Footwarmer Printed "Bernard Skinner Dereham" |
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Footwarmer Printed "Bernard Skinner China Merchants Dereham" |
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Footwarmer printed "A A Skinner China Stores Dereham" |
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Bernard Skinner is first listed in 1900 as a china and glass dealer at
28 Norwich Street. He continues to be listed up until 1922 when a Mrs.
Annie Skinner is listed as a china and glass dealer at the same
premises. She is last listed in 1925. |
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Robert Smith |
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Saltglazed Vets Bottle Impressed "Robt Smith Veterinary Surgeon Dereham" |
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Court Summons |
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Insolvency Notice For Robert Smith |
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Dividend Payout To Robert Smiths Creditors |
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1861 |
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Robert Smith is listed in 1846 up until 1858 as a Veterinary surgeon at
Back Lane, Dereham. |
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William Smith & Smith & Forster |
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Button Pot Lid Printed "Smith & Forster Dispensing & Family Chemists
Market Place Dereham" |
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"W. Smith Late Abram Chemist East Dereham" |
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Two Tone Jar Impressed "W. Smith Chemist East Dereham" |
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Arthur William Forster Leaves The Business |
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Joseph Abram was listed as a Chemist & Druggist in the Market Place from
1836 until 1858 when Frederick William Abram is first listed. He
continues to be listed until 1883 when William Smith is Listed as a
chemist and druggist in the Market Place. The last listing for William
Smith is in 1892. The only reference I can find for the partnership
between William Smith and Arthur William Forster is through the London
Gazette where it shows the partnership has been dissolved by mutual
consent in 1888. |
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Ernest Callow Stammers |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "E.C. Stammers Brewer & Spirit Merchant East
Dereham" |
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Stammers Advert |
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Ernest Callow Stammers is listed from 1875 as a brewer and Maltster at
High Street, Cowper Road & "Crown Brewery" Dereham until 1883 when the
Brewery was taken over by Cooper-Brown & Day. |
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James Stimpson |
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Slipglazed Ginger Beer Bottle Impressed "J Stimpson Dereham" |
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Slipglazed Champagne Ginger Beer Bottle Impressed "J Stimpson Dereham" |
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Various 10oz Hamilton Bottles |
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Stimpson Billhead |
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10oz Cylinder Embossed "J. Stimpson Superior Aearted Water Manufactured
By Steam Power East Dereham" |
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Cucumber Bottle Embossed "J. Stimpson Superior Aerated Ginger Beer East
Dereham" |
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10oz Hamilton Bottle Embossed "J. Stimpson's Double Soda Water
Manufactured By Steam Power East Dereham" |
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10oz Hamilton Bottle Embossed "Jas Stimpson Genuine Superior Aerated
Water E. Dereham" |
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10oz Hamilton Bottle Embossed "J. Stimpsons genuine Superior Aerated
Waters East Dereham" |
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10oz Hamilton Bottle Embossed "Jas Stimpson Genuine Superior Aerated
Water E. Dereham" |
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Newspaper Article Concerning James Stimpson |
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Dividend Meeting |
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Bankruptcy Notice |
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J. Stimpson started at Wymondham as a game dealer and soda water
manufacturer in 1854 until and 1858 and then moved to Dereham and was
listed in 1864 and 1865. |
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H. L. Sturgeon |
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Paper Labeled Chemist Bottle |
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I Cannot find any directory information for Sturgeon. This bottle is
probably from the 40's |
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George Tunney |
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Saltglazed Porter Impressed "G T D" |
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1842 |
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George Tunney listed as a Brewer and Maltster in 1845 also as having a
beer house in Market place Dereham, also listed as a brewer in 1846 at
Hall Lane, Dereham. |
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Joseph & Esdaile Wyatt |
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Saltglazed Porter Impressed "J & E Wyatt Dereham" |
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Insolvency Notice |
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1847 |
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Joseph & Esdaile Wyatt listed as Maltsters and spirit merchants in
Mattishall in 1845. The Partnership split up in 1847 and Joseph moved to
Swaffham and became a commercial traveller, whilst Esdaile moved to
Norwich and became at first a clerk and later became partners with
George Arnold at St Margaret's Brewery to form Arnold and Wyatt. |
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