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By 1855 was trading as Cuthbert & Sedgwick/ Sidgwick. | By 1855 was trading as Cuthbert & Sedgwick/ Sidgwick. | ||
In 1868 John Goodwin was bankrupt here and the brewery and hotel to let by the [[Kirkstall Brewery Co | In 1868 John Goodwin was bankrupt here and the brewery and hotel to let by the [[Kirkstall Brewery Co Ltd]] of Leeds. Hence, also shown as Edwin Dawson & Co. (see [[Burton & Lincoln Breweries Ltd]]), but the plant had been for sale and it is likely that it was only used as a malting. | ||
Brewing appears to have ceased by 1892. | Brewing appears to have ceased by 1892. | ||
[[Category:Suffolk]] | [[Category:Suffolk]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:39, 17 April 2020
Stonham Brewery, Stonham Parva, Suffolk.
John Hunt Cuthbert of the Stonham Hotel mentioned in 1841 as the Ellen Brewery.
By 1855 was trading as Cuthbert & Sedgwick/ Sidgwick.
In 1868 John Goodwin was bankrupt here and the brewery and hotel to let by the Kirkstall Brewery Co Ltd of Leeds. Hence, also shown as Edwin Dawson & Co. (see Burton & Lincoln Breweries Ltd), but the plant had been for sale and it is likely that it was only used as a malting.
Brewing appears to have ceased by 1892.