Thrale/Thrall history
Anchor Brewery, Bankside, London (1616-1986).
The history of Anchor brewery from 1616 until 1986, including the 52 years between 1729 & 1781 in which it was owned by Ralph and Henry Thrale.
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James Monger (the younger)
Anchor Brewery was owned by James Monger (Junior) from 1657 until 1670.
Other proprietors: James Monger • James Child • Edmund Halsey • Ralph Thrale • Henry Thrale • Barclay and Perkins • Courage
Other proprietors: James Monger • James Child • Edmund Halsey • Ralph Thrale • Henry Thrale • Barclay and Perkins • Courage
After the death of James Monger (the elder), Anchor Brewery passed to his adopted son James Monger (younger) as he had no living biological children. James (Junior) continued to run the brewery successfully, maintaining its reputation as one of the best breweries in London and becoming a member of the Worshipful Company of Brewers.
In 1665, he leased new larger premises for the brewery and it allowed for increased production. He also began to export beer, most successfully to the Netherlands and the American colonies.
Monger Jr. died childless in 1670, and the brewery was sold for £400 to brewer James Child.
Further information about Anchor Brewery, including its location, development, images and documents is here.
| Owner of original | David Thrale |
| File name | histories/tree01-anchor-brewery/tree01-anchor-brewery-02.html |
| File Size | 1.87 KB |
| Media ID | 928 |
| Dimensions | n/a |
| Folio version | v13.0.0.33 (B240424-085038) |
| Linked to | Anna Thrale; Henry Thrale; Ralph Thrale; Edmund Halsey; Hester Lynch Salusbury; Anchor Brewery, Southwark, Surrey, England |
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