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Paper Label Chemist Bottle From George Bray |
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George Robert Bray took over the exisiting business of George Percival
Robert A.P.S. He is first listed in 1904 and last listed as a chemist in
1908. |
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Thomas Brown |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "T. Brown Burnham" |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "Brown Burnham" |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "T. Brown & ????? Burnham" |
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Partnership Dissolved Between Thomas Brown & Wilton Rix |
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Partnership Dissolved Between Thomas Brown & William Creak |
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Newspaper Article from 1847 |
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In 1822 Thomas Brown is listed as an Ironmonger. In 1830 he was listed
as a Wine and Spirit merchant, Brass and Iron founder & Ironmonger. By
1836 he was in partnership with Wilton Parker Rix. There partnership
between Brown and Rix was dissolved in 1841. When William Alfred Creak
joined up with Thomas Brown as Ironmongers and Spirit merchants. In 1847
Brown left the business to leave William Alfred Creak in control. |
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William Alfred Creak & Joseph Colby |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "Creak & Colby Burnham" |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "Creak & Colby Burnham" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Creak & Colby Burnham" |
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Two Tome Flagon Impressed "W.A. Creak Burnham" |
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Partnership Dissolved Between Joseph Colby & William Creak |
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Creak & Colby Billhead |
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Bankruptcy Notice For William Creak |
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Partnership Dissolved Between Thomas Brown & William Creak |
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Creak Billhead |
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Newspaper Article from 1847 |
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William Alfred Creak is listed in 1830 until 1839 as a Blacksmith. By
1844 William Alfred Creak joined up with Thomas Brown as Ironmongers and
Spirit merchants. In 1847 Brown left the business to leave William
Alfred Creak in control. by 1850 William Creak was joined by Joseph
Colby as a wine and spirit merchant and ironmonger. The partnership
carried on until 1875 when Colby left the business. In 1879 Frederick
Satchell takes over from William Alfred Creak. |
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Stephen Geagen |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "S. Geagen Hoste Arms Hotel Burnham" |
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Two Tone Slab Sealed Flagon Impressed "S. Geagen Hoste Arms Hotel
Burnham Market" |
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Stephen Geagen was listed in the "Hoste Arms" at Burnham Market between
1879 and 1890. He was also listed as Coal and Coke Merchant for G.E.R.
and farmer at Crow Hall Farm from 1879 until 1912. |
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A. H. Hudson |
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Milk Bottle Acid Etched "A. H. Hudson Burnham Westgate Dairy Burnham
Market" |
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Information Needed |
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Frederick Satchell |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "F. Satchell Spirit Merchant Burnham Market" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "F. Satchell Spirit Merchant Burnham" |
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Satchell Invoice |
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Satchells Cast iron Name Plate |
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Frederick Satchell took over the Wine and Spirit and Ironmongery
business of William Alfred Creak in 1879 and was listed as a wine and
spirit merchant and ironmonger until 1922 when Mrs. F. Satchell is
listed. By 1925 it had become Satchells Ltd. The company is still in
business today. For more information click
here. |
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Gilbert White |
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Chemist Bottle Embossed "Gilbert White Pharmacist Burnham Market" |
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Trio of Gilbert White Paper Labelled Bottles |
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Chemist Bottle Embossed "G. White Burnham Mt" |
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Pair of Gilbert White Paper Labelled Bottles |
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Labelled and Boxed Gilbert White Lysol Bottle |
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Gilbert White is listed as a Chemist & Druggist and Dealer in
Photographic Materials, Tobacco and Cigarettes from 1912 until 1933. |
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William Wright |
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Stoneware Veterinary Bottle Impressed "Oils For Sprains W. Wright VS Burnham" |
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Stoneware Veterinary Bottle Impressed "W. Wright VS Burnham" |
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This Might Not Be From W. Wright But Is Exactly The Same Shape And Size
As The White One Shown. |
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Stoneware Veterinary Bottle Impressed "W. Wright VS Burnham" |
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William Wright is listed as a Veterinary from 1836 until 1854. In 1854
William and James Wright are listed as Veterinary Surgeons. From 1858
until 1865 James Wright was listed at Burnham Overy and from 1868 until
1888 at Burnham Market. |
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