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Thomas Booth, Corbyn's Hall Brewery, Tiled House Lane, Pensnett, West Midlands.

Recorded in 1939. Died October 1952 owning 8 pubs and 1 off-license.

Thomas Booth, Blue Pig Inn, St Andrews Street, Netherton, West Midlands.

Bought from George Henry Downes in 1910 and brewery refitted. Brewed from 1921 until 1934 when he moved to the Red Lion Brewery, Gornal Wood.

Thomas Booth, Red Lion Brewery, Abbey Road, Gornal Wood, Lower Gornal, West Midlands.

Thomas Malpas in 1926. To Julia Hanson & Sons Ltd 1942.

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	Thomas Malpas in 1926. To [[Julia Hanson & Sons Ltd]] 1942.		Thomas Malpas in 1926. To [[Julia Hanson & Sons Ltd]] 1942.

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