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<big>''' Marshall Brothers (Huntingdon) Ltd, | <big>'''Marshall Brothers (Huntingdon) Ltd, ''' '' 123 High Street, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.''</big> | ||
Registered 1910. In 1932 the merger occurred of Jenkins & Jones Ltd. and R.J.& C.T.Lindsell & Son of Chatteris to form Huntingdon Breweries Ltd. which then merged with [[Hall, Cutlack & Harlock Ltd]]. of Ely in 1950 to form East Anglian Breweries Ltd. Brewing ceased at Huntingdon | Established at the Chequers by George Marcall c.1750. | ||
Sold to Stephen Arundel in 1765. About 1790 purchased by Dennis Herbert for his son William. | |||
In 1864 bought by James Marshall for his 2 sons, Arthur Wellington and Charles, with 64 public houses. | |||
Registered 1910 as above. | |||
In 1932 the merger occurred of Jenkins & Jones Ltd. and R.J.& C.T.Lindsell & Son of Chatteris to form Huntingdon Breweries Ltd. which then merged with [[Hall, Cutlack & Harlock Ltd]]. of Ely in 1950 to form East Anglian Breweries Ltd. | |||
Brewing ceased at Huntingdon 1954. | |||
Some buildings survive as Brewery Court. | |||
Revision as of 11:50, 18 December 2015
Marshall Brothers (Huntingdon) Ltd, 123 High Street, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.
Established at the Chequers by George Marcall c.1750.
Sold to Stephen Arundel in 1765. About 1790 purchased by Dennis Herbert for his son William.
In 1864 bought by James Marshall for his 2 sons, Arthur Wellington and Charles, with 64 public houses.
Registered 1910 as above.
In 1932 the merger occurred of Jenkins & Jones Ltd. and R.J.& C.T.Lindsell & Son of Chatteris to form Huntingdon Breweries Ltd. which then merged with Hall, Cutlack & Harlock Ltd. of Ely in 1950 to form East Anglian Breweries Ltd.
Brewing ceased at Huntingdon 1954.
Some buildings survive as Brewery Court.