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[[image:Ince Lawrence.jpg|thumb|The Ince site]] | [[image:Ince Lawrence.jpg|thumb|The Ince site]] | ||
[[image:Ince Lawrence 2.jpg|thumb|The Ince site]] | [[image:Ince Lawrence 2.jpg|thumb|The Ince site]] | ||
<big>'''Isaac Lawrence & Sons, ''' '' Higher Ince Brewery, Belle Green Lane, Ince, Greater Manchester.''</big> | <big>'''Isaac Lawrence & Sons, ''' '' Higher Ince Brewery, 165 Manchester Road, Belle Green Lane, Ince, Greater Manchester.''</big> | ||
Offered for auction 30th January 1914 with 2 public houses but no bids received and was wound up. Brewery plant for sale in February 1917. Isaac Lawrence | Offered for auction 30th January 1914 with 2 public houses but no bids received and was wound up. | ||
Isaac W Lawrence died February 1916, his sons wounded or lost in the war. | |||
Brewery plant for sale in February 1917. | |||
Isaac Lawrence may also have been involved with the Crown Brewery, Leigh to c.1895, see [[Peter Reeves]]. | |||
Brewery became a dairy and was demolished c.1978. | |||
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Acquired by the [[Bedford Brewing & Malting Co. Ltd]]. in 1888. | Acquired by the [[Bedford Brewing & Malting Co. Ltd]]. in 1888. | ||
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{{Trade Mark |regno = unknown|desc=ILS in design in shield|date=|seventy=}} | |||
[[category:Greater Manchester]] | [[category:Greater Manchester]] |
Latest revision as of 11:44, 12 July 2021
Isaac Lawrence & Sons, Higher Ince Brewery, 165 Manchester Road, Belle Green Lane, Ince, Greater Manchester.
Offered for auction 30th January 1914 with 2 public houses but no bids received and was wound up.
Isaac W Lawrence died February 1916, his sons wounded or lost in the war.
Brewery plant for sale in February 1917.
Isaac Lawrence may also have been involved with the Crown Brewery, Leigh to c.1895, see Peter Reeves.
Brewery became a dairy and was demolished c.1978.
Isaac Lawrence & Son, Crown Brewery, Leigh Road, Leigh, Greater Manchester.
Acquired by the Bedford Brewing & Malting Co. Ltd. in 1888.
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