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In 1888 it was reported that J H Joyce, who was connected to the King’s Heath Brewery in Birmingham, had joined Everitt in partnership to trade under the name F Everitt & Co. | In 1888 it was reported that J H Joyce, who was connected to the King’s Heath Brewery in Birmingham, had joined Everitt in partnership to trade under the name F Everitt & Co. | ||
Revision as of 18:54, 31 March 2016
Frederick Everitt, Birmingham, West Midlands.
In 1888 it was reported that J H Joyce, who was connected to the King’s Heath Brewery in Birmingham, had joined Everitt in partnership to trade under the name F Everitt & Co.
This was dissolved in 1892, with Evertitt continuing alone, trading as Isaac Bates.
Acquired by the Birmingham Breweries Ltd in 1896.