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...1798. In 1805, he decided to make this over to his sons, George and Edward Bowden Puttock, for the sum of £1,000. The conveyance named James Constable, buil ...one portion going George Puttock plus £1,500. Edward’s second son, Edward Bowden Puttock received a quarter plus £500. The income of the third quarter was

...0) it appears that Thomas (2) was in co-partnership with George and Edward Bowden Puttock. The later two being the sons of Edward Puttock, brewer at the Old ...two dwelling houses in Tarrant Street, which in 1832 were bought by Edward Bowden Puttock and Richard Wilkins. In May 1832, Thomas Constable signed a deed of

<big>'''Nunneley & Eady,''''' Little Bowden Brewery, Market Hrborough, Leicestershire. ''</big> In February 1799, John Smith was advertising his new brewery at Little Bowden, in the Leicester Journal. The advertisement mentioned his long experience

...g as Gundry, Downe & Co, South St, Battiscombe being a partner with Samuel Bowden Gundry, John Gundry Downe and James Templer; however, JGD died 31st Novembe ...treet, they occupied. The address in 1855 was Harbour Road. In 1856 Samuel Bowden Gundry & George Templer, shown 1860 as the Old Brewery.

John Bowden founded the Royal Brewery in Fulham Road during the mid-nineteenth century. Registered in 1897 as the Chelsea Brewery Co. Ltd to acquire Bowden & Co. The company took over Smith’s [[Welch Ale Brewery Ltd]], Old Kent R

In 1900 merged with Bowden's Royal [[Chelsea Brewery Co. Ltd]] and Lion Brewery, Princes Risborough, (

# Railway Inn, Great Bowden, Market Harborough

# Cherry Tree, Church Walk, Little Bowden, Market Harborough (+)

# Bowden Arms, Mill Street, Clowne (a)

...el Byles, who was known to have been brewing between 1851 and 1855. George Bowden Puttock took over the brewery in 1871, having previously owned the Anchor B

# Three Feathers, Bowden Wood Crescent, Sheffield (opened 1957) (@)

*26. Greyhound, Bowden Street, Stockport