CHARLES CALEB ATKINSON, CROMBEY STREET, SWINDON 1901-1902

Dated to 1901-1903

Shown here is a white Ginger Beer and a damaged 10oz Codd.

London Gazette 4th Dec 1908

​C.C. Atkinson was first listed as an aerated water manufacturer in 1901 and were located in Cromby Street, Swindon.

The information above is taken from 'A history of Swindon & District Mineral Water Manufacturers'  by Peter Sheldon
 
C.C. Atkinson was born in 1870 in Surbiton, Surrey. His father was a Manufacturing Chemist.

In the 1901 census he is living in Whatley, Somerset with his wife and parents. His occupation is Mineral Water Manufacturer.

In October 1901 C.C. Atkinson is the Chairman of the Ashford Road Working Mens Club, clearly a good outlet for his bottled goods. www.theashford.co.uk

According to an advert in the Swindon Evening Advertiser, May 1902 saw Frank Williams buy the mineral water business of both Harry's Stores and C.C. Atkinson of Cromby Street.

1900 inside the Ashford Road Club

He died on the 2nd Sept 1908 aged just 38.  Public notification of his death in the London Gazette confirms his link to Swindon as it lists him as having previously lived at 12 Granville Terrace (now Quarry Road), Old Swindon.