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Remember this in the 1970,s it was Eales shop then
Thomas Edward Brackenbury was born in 1861 in Londonthorpe to Robert and Mary Brackenbury.In 1895 he married Mary Martha Green, born in 1873 in Micheldever,Hampshire,a servant to George Harding a dealer in works of art in Beckenham,Kent.In 1901 they were living at 1 Langton’s Buildings, Inner Street but soon moved to the new development on Bridge End Road.They had three children.Edward David Brackenbury, Lilian Mary(Grice), Violet Annie(Hinkley) and Doreen married Francis Skeith in 1933.Mary Brackenbury ran the shop whilst her husband worked as a malster’s labourer for for 37 years at Bass,Ratcliff and Gretton, Malsters, Bridge End Road(later Lee and Grinling) which was owned by Charles Thompson, son of Henry Thompson,Solicitor.Thomas died in 1938 and after a fall at her home of 51 years Mary died in Harlow Wood,Mansfield in 1953.The shop, 78 Bridge End Road was run by F.G.Briggs from c 1956 to 1962 and T.F.Horton in 1967.