Difference between revisions of "Devanha Brewery"
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*National Archives of Scotland BT2/1984/7491/1 | * National Archives of Scotland BT2/1984/7491/1 | ||
*Post Office Aberdeen Directory 1910-11 | * Post Office Aberdeen Directory 1910-11 | ||
*Edinburgh Gazette 5th February 1974 | * Edinburgh Gazette 5th February 1974 | ||
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Wellington Road, Aberdeen
1910 The Devanha Brewery Limited was incorporated as a limited liability company. It was a successor to William Black and Co (founded 1803), who had run both a distillery and brewery but who had put the former up for sale in 1909.
1930 The company was taken over by Thomas Usher and Son Limited, of Edinburgh. Although it ceased to brew the company remained in existence and in 1974 the name was changed to Norseman Lager Company Limited. The company was finally dissolved in 1984.
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Sources of Information
- https://archiveshub.jisc.ac.uk/data/gb248-dv
- National Archives of Scotland BT2/1984/7491/1
- Post Office Aberdeen Directory 1910-11
- Edinburgh Gazette 5th February 1974