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<big>'''Richard Daft | <big>'''Richard Daft''', ''The Brewery, Walkers Yard, Radcliffe on Trent, Nottinghamshire.''</big> | ||
In | In 1855 Butler Parr, from a malting family, inherited a long-established brewery here. | ||
Later in partnership with his son-in-law Richard Daft. | |||
In 1880 Parr & Daft was dissolved due to debts of Richard Daft. | |||
Recorded in 1914. | Richard’s brother-in-law Butler Parr left to join the Home Brewery. | ||
The Dafts were bankrupt in 1897, though brewing may have ceased before then. | |||
<big>'''Richard Arthur Daft''', ''New Town Inn, 75 Northumberland Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire.''</big> | |||
Recorded in 1914. Possibly son of the above. | |||
[[Category:Nottinghamshire]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:27, 5 April 2020
Richard Daft, The Brewery, Walkers Yard, Radcliffe on Trent, Nottinghamshire.
In 1855 Butler Parr, from a malting family, inherited a long-established brewery here.
Later in partnership with his son-in-law Richard Daft.
In 1880 Parr & Daft was dissolved due to debts of Richard Daft.
Richard’s brother-in-law Butler Parr left to join the Home Brewery.
The Dafts were bankrupt in 1897, though brewing may have ceased before then.
Richard Arthur Daft, New Town Inn, 75 Northumberland Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire.
Recorded in 1914. Possibly son of the above.