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George Gayford Baker |
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Stoneware Ginger Beer Bottle Printed "G.G. Baker Stalham" In Belt Buckle
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George Gayford Baker was being listed in the Coffee and Dining rooms at
Stalham in 1896 and in the same year as a ginger beer maker, boot and
shoe dealer & Apartments High St. Stalham |
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Coffee Rooms |
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All White Ginger Beer Impressed "Coffee Rooms Stalham" |
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1888 to1892 Thomas Seago listed as being in the coffee rooms at Stalham
and George Baker in 1896. |
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Denny |
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Glass Measuing Cup Etched "Denny Chemist Stalham" |
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Fitt & Parke |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Fitt & Parke Ironmongers Stalham" |
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Sale of Fitts Business in 1883 |
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Henry Fitt took over the business of John Silcock and is listed as a
Ironmonger and Wine and Spirit Merchant from 1875. He Was joined by
Parke in the 1879 directory and listed as Fitt & Parke Ironmongers
Agricultural and Horticultural Implement Manufacturers, Iron & Brass
Founders & Oil & Colour Merchants. Henry Fitt (Late John Silcock) Wine
Spirit Ale & Porter Merchant. This was the only entry for Fitt &
Parke. Henry Fitt is listed as a Ironmonger and Wine Merchant inn 1883
but this is his last listing. |
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Henry Lawrance & Sons |
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Dumpy Inverted Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottle Printed "Lawrance & Sons
Estd. 50 Years Gold Medal Awarded 1896 Gold Medal Awarded 1902 Screws
Charged For If Not Returned In Bottle Yarmouth & Stalham" With Skey
Tamworth Pottery Mark |
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Dumpy Inverted Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottle Printed "Lawrance & Sons Est
50 Years Gold Medal Awarded 1896 Gold Medal Awarded 1902 Screws Charged
For If Not Returned In Bottle Yarmouth & Stalham" |
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H. Lawrance & Sons had a depot at Stalham from 1908 to 1922 with Ernest
Lynes as agent in 1908 and then Frederick Lynes in 1916 and 1922. |
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Mark Hugh Legg |
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10oz Hamilton Bottles Embossed "M.H. Legg Stalham" |
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6oz Hamilton Bottles Embossed "M.H. Legg Stalham" |
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Mark Hugh Legg was listed as being in the "Railway Hotel" Stalham from
1888 to 1922. |
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Henry Seago |
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Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottle Impressed" Seago Stalham" |
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Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottle Printed "H. Seago Stalham" in a Belt Buckle
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1894 |
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Henry Seago was listed as a pork butcher in Stalham from 1888 until 1900
when it became Henry Seago & Son until 1916. |
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John Silcock & Son |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed Around Lip "I. Silcock" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "John Silcock & Son Wine & Spirit Merchants
Stalham" |
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London Gazette Notice With Boardman Charles Silcock leaving The Company. |
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The first entry I have for John Silcock is in 1836 as a Wine and Spirit
Merchant and Iron Merchant. He continues to be listed on his own until
1858 when he is joined by his son Edward. At some point between 1858 and
1861 his other son joins and leaves the business. John Silcock and Son
continue to be listed as Wine and Spirit Merchants in Stalham High
Street until there last listing in 1877. |
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