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England Maybank tea?
On Sunday, May 24, 2015 at 6:18:47 AM UTC-4, wrote:
> On Thursday, 26 May 2011 23:23:21 UTC+10, Brenda wrote:
> > Brenda had written this in response to
> > http://www.drinksforum.com/tea/Engla...tea-20641-.htm :
> > Hello,
> > I am also related to William Branthwaite through his daughter Sarah
> > Branthwaite Russell born 1857. I have been researching the family and have
> > information to share. I have been unable to find any information about
> > Maybank tea but do have information about him and his family.
> > Are you the grandson of Joseph Gibson Branthwaite who died off the
> > Australian coast in 1919?
> > Brenda Tumber
> > Ontario, Canada
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> Hello Brenda.
>
> I have just had reason to go through my Branthwaite records and I have found your reply to my message posted in 2003!. I do not recall ever seeing this so I must have missed it somehow. If you read this please accept my apologies for my carelessness and I would be very pleased if we could swap information. In answer to your question, yes, I am a grandson of Joseph Gibson Branthwaite.
> .
> .Doug Anderson.
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> > Doug and Margaret wrote:
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> > > My Great Grandfather, William Branthwaite born 1827, was a tea blender
> > > in Liverpool. He imported tea from the Far East. His tea, which was
> > > sold
> > > across England and Scotland, may have been called Maybank. Does anybody
> > > know of this blend of tea or have any information about it?.
> >
> > > Doug Anderson
> > > Australia.
> >
> >
> >
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> >
> > Could you contact me directly please regarding William Branthwaite and family at
Brenda
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