Great Great grandfather employer information (brewery)

[MollyC]

That deed has "bounds recited" so should be able to work out exactly where it was.  Years ago Rotherham had a set of OS photocopy extracts with the boundaries of all the Corporation Deeds added.  They were in the staff copy of the typescript catalogue, worth asking.

I think Thomas Marrian had a brewery in Sheffield.  There is this single item at Rotherham, re the Three Cranes, High Street:

23-B - Papers of Alfred Pickering
2 - Three Cranes: Bills.
Ref No   23-B/2/1
Title   Bills from Thomas Marrian and Co. Ltd., Sheffield for 53 gallons of ale.
Date   10 Jan. 1894

[Bawtry]

Thanks Molly, that's really helpful information.

[Bawtry]

I like the newly reopened and restored Three Cranes as well in Rotherham, reportedly the oldest pub in Rotherham.

[BushInn1746]

Some business records of Registered companies were sent on a regular basis to Companies House, e.g., Accounts, Names of Directors, Name changes and Registrations of Mortgages.

Records they selected to preserve eventually went to The National Archives, Kew.

BT 31/9864/73515 (Notice and Readers Ticket required to see file)
"Company No: 73515 ; Sheffield and Rotherham Brewery Ltd. Incorporated in 1902. Dissolved before 1916"
https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C4867304