John Marstons Carriage Works
John Marston's Carriage Works of 21-28 Bradford Street, Birmingham
1900 Limited company incorporated ,to acquire the business of coach and carriage builders, &c., as now and hitherto carried on by J. Marston, at 21-27, Bradford Street, Birmingham, under the style or firm of John Marston and Co., to develop and extend the said business, and, generally, to carry on the businesses of coach and carriage builders and proprietors, and as manufacturers of and dealers in electrical, steam, oil, gas, and other motor cars and vehicles ; as engineers and ironfounders, boiler makers, &c. The first directors are J. Marston, sen. (managing director), J. Marston, jun., and J. M. Anstey.
1901 John Marston, father and son, were coachbuilders; Charles B. Marston was a solicitor[1]
1911 Charles Beale Marston, age 35, was one of the directors of the company, a coachbuilder[2]
1919 January. Advert for Motor Bodies
1935 The company was wound up; Charles Beale Marston was named as one of the joint liquidators[3]