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[[Image:Jones Sunderland.jpg|thumb|An advert from a turn of the century newspaper]] | [[Image:Jones Sunderland.jpg|thumb|An advert from a turn of the century newspaper]] | ||
<big>'''F | <big>'''F L Jones & Co, ''' '' 26 Bridge Street and 55 Moor Street, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear.''</big> | ||
Recorded in 1902. Moor Street premises were once W S Storey, Moor Street Brewery and were merged with [[North Eastern Breweries Ltd]] in 1897. | Recorded in 1902. Moor Street premises were once W S Storey, Moor Street Brewery and were merged with [[North Eastern Breweries Ltd]] in 1897. | ||
Edward Swainton Strangways and Frederick Llewllyn Jones were in partnership at Moor Street until 1900. Brewery up for sale in 1903. | Edward Swainton Strangways and Frederick Llewllyn Jones were in partnership at Moor Street until 1900. Brewery up for sale in 1903. | ||
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Revision as of 13:20, 21 September 2018
F L Jones & Co, 26 Bridge Street and 55 Moor Street, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear.
Recorded in 1902. Moor Street premises were once W S Storey, Moor Street Brewery and were merged with North Eastern Breweries Ltd in 1897.
Edward Swainton Strangways and Frederick Llewllyn Jones were in partnership at Moor Street until 1900. Brewery up for sale in 1903.