by Kennetpans Trust | Nov 3, 2011 | Miscellaneous, Uncategorised
Stein Brown One Tub Distillery Tokens These tokens were purchased from the Limerick Distillery and then exchanged for grain at the grain yard.
by administrator | Nov 3, 2011 | Stein Distilleries
1821 After the sucessful establishment of Laphroig Distillery in 1816, a farm tack was leased by Walter Frederick Campbell to James and Andrew Gardiner, financiers for the Ardenstiel Distillery. They installed two experienced Clackmannan distillers to take charge....
by Kennetpans Trust | Nov 3, 2011 | Stein Distilleries
Limerick 1809 – 1909 Known as Stein Brown & Co, this company was owned by the Steins with a 1/5th share belonging to John Brown who was also a Scot. By 1822 the distillery produced 231,790 gallons of spirit which was equal to one twentieth of the total Irish...
by administrator | Aug 25, 2011 | The Downfall
John Bonar stated that on the 2nd September 1786 he had breakfast with James Stein. The conversation covered the rivalry between the Scottish and English distillers and Stein also complained bitterly of harassment from Excise Officers who had every opportunity “to...
by administrator | Aug 25, 2011 | The Downfall
Copy of an article from The Scots Magazine (Volume 48 (1786))
by administrator | Jul 7, 2011 | Kennetpans
This is a copy of the Lease of Kennetpans transferring title from Robert William Stein to Robert Readman in 1878. It has still to be transcribed.
by Kennetpans Trust | Jul 6, 2011 | Stein Distilleries
Aberdeen Journal 6th February 1833 The Bristol Mercury 8th May 1841 The Northern Star and Leeds General Advertiser 15th May 1841
by administrator | Jul 5, 2011 | Must Read
This is an article from The Bristol Mercury og 8th May 1841. It was also published in The Northern Star and Leeds General Advertiser on 8th May 1841 and repeated on 15th May and 21st May 1841.
by administrator | Jul 5, 2011 | Must Read
This is an article from The Northern Star and Leeds General Advertiser of 8th May 1841. It was repeated on 15th May 1841.
