Coatbridge Brick and Grinding Works, Coatbridge, Sunnyside, North Lanarkshire.
1852 – James Brand, brickmaker, Coatbridge.
1858 – Mineral Statistics of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland for 1858 – Sunnyside, clay of coal measures. Name of freeholder – J. H. Colt. Manufacturer – Mr Brand. Manufacture –Bricks 1,500 tons estimated annually.
Below – 1858 – Coatbridge Brick and Grinding Works.
Below – 29/05/1858 – Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser – James Brand begs leave to intimate that he has removed to those large and commodious premises (newly erected by himself) at Sunnieside and that he continues to manufacture fire and composition bricks, flue covers, flooring tiles, ground fire clay and coal dust &c and that from increased accommodation close proximity to the railway, he will thereby be enabled to supply parties that may favour him with their orders at very moderate prices …
Gartverrie Brickworks, Glenboig, Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire aka Gartverie. Canmore 12/01/1855 – Glasgow Herald – Royal Patriotic Fund, Lanarkshire – John McDonald, Gartverrie Brickworks £1. 10/06/1856 – Inverness Courier – 19/06/1856 – Deaths – At Bridge of Allan on the 10th inst, Mr John MacDonald of Gartverie Fire Clay Works. 25/06/1856 – Glasgow Herald – Notice…
