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| Joseph Bullen & Bullen Brothers |
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3 Different Bullen Ginger Beer Bottles All Made
By Pearson's Of Chesterfield |
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Bourne Denby Made Ginger Beer Bottles Printed
"Brewed J. Bullen Wells, Next-The-Sea Ginger Beer" |
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Two Tone Champagne Ginger Beer Bottle Printed
"Bullen Brothers Park Road Wells Norfolk" Made By Price of Bristol |
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All White Price Of Bristol Made Ginger Beer
Bottle Printed "Brewed Ginger Beer J. Bullen Wells Next-The-Sea" |
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Two Tone Water Jug Made By Price Of Bristol
Printed "Aerated Waters J. Bullen Wells Norfolk And High Class
Beverages" |
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Wooden Codd Opener Stamped "Bullen's" |
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Black Glass Half Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "J.
Bullen Standard Mineral Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Large & Small Hamilton Bottles Embossed "J.
Bullen Standard Mineral Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Stretched Seltzer Bottle Embossed "J. Bullen
Standard Mineral Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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6 & 10oz Codd Bottles Embossed "Bullen Brothers
Park Road Mineral Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Various Bullen Codd Bottles |
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Various Bullen Codd Bottles |
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Soda Syphon Embossed "J. Bullen Standard Mineral
Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Soda Syphon Embossed "Bullen Brothers Park Road
Mineral Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Soda Syphon Embossed "J. Bullen Standard Mineral
Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Soda Syphon Embossed "J. Bullen Standard Mineral
Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Soda Syphon Embossed "J. Bullen Standard Mineral
Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Soda Syphon Embossed "J. Bullen Standard Mineral
Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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2 Crown Cap Ginger Beer Bottles Embossed Round
Base "J. Bullen Wells Norfolk" |
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3 Crown Cap Bottles Embossed "J. Bullen Wells
Norfolk" |
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Crown Cap Bottle Top |
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Wells Carnival Float |
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Bullen Family Photograph J. Bullen Is On The Far
Left |
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Rubber Ginger Beer Bottle Stamp |
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Patent Notice for Joseph Bullen in 1904 |
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J. Bullen Business Card |
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London Gazette Notice From J Bullen's Previous
Business In Manchester |
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1925 |
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Joseph Bullen Norfolk Relish Label |
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| Joseph Bullen is listed from 1904
until 1933 at Standard Road Wells as a mineral water manufacturer but in
1925 Robert Claxton is listed as a mineral water manufacturer (Late
Bullen Bros.). There is no directory entry for Bullen Bros so it seems
they traded for a very short time between 1922 and 1925. Robert Claxton
continues to be listed until the 60's. |
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| Herbert Cawdron & Peatling & Cawdron |
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Two Tone Flagon Printed "Herbt Cawdron Wine & Spirit Merchant Wells Next
The Sea" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Herbt Cawdron Wine & Spirit Merchant
Wells-Next-Sea" |
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3 Beer Bottles Embossed "Herbert Cawdron Wells & Wymondham" |
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One And Half pint Beer Bottles Embossed "Herbert Cawdron The Globe
Stores Wells Next The Sea" |
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Beer Bottles Embossed "Herbert Cawdron The Globe Stores Wells Next The
Sea" |
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One And Half pint Beer Bottles Embossed "Herbert Cawdron The Globe
Stores Wells Next The Sea" |
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1 Pint Beer Bottle Embossed "Herbert Cawdron Wells & Wymondham" |
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Pair of Whiskey Flasks Embossed "Herbert Cawdron The Globe Stores Wells
Next The Sea" |
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Fired On Label Beer Bottles Which Read "Cawdron's Of Fakenham & Wells" |
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Beer Bottles Embossed "Herbert Cawdron Wells & Fakenham" |
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Pair of Whiskey Flasks Embossed "Herbert Cawdron Wine Merchant Wells &
Fakenham" |
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Wooden Crate Which Reads "Peatling & Cawdron" |
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Wooden Crate Which Reads "Cawdron's Fakenham &
Wells" |
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Wooden Crate Which Reads "Cawdrons Fakenham & Wells" |
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Peatling & Cawdron Optic Clip Sign |
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Directory Advert From 1937 |
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Advertisment |
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Herbert Cawdron is first listed at Wells in 1896
and 1900 as an assistant overseer, newspaper reporter and advertisement
agent at Station Road. In 1904 he is listed as a wholesale wine and
spirit merchant in the Globe stores, Buttlands. In 1908 he is listed as
having stores at Wymondham called the Burton Stores and was also an
Ammunition dealer in Wells. By 1922 he had taken over Davis Brothers at
Fakenham in the Vine Stores. Herbert Cawdron continues to be listed at
Wells beyond 1932 but eventually merges with Thomas Peatling of Wisbech
to from Peatling & Cawdron. |
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| Walter Chapman |
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Paper Labeled Chemist Bottle |
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Walter Chapman is listed as a Chemist at Staithe Street Wells from 1912
until 1922 and was taken over by James Cyril Kinghorn. |
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| Robert Claxton |
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Ginger Beer Bottles Made by Skey of Tamworth
Printed "Robert Claxton Park Road Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Ginger Beer Bottles Made by Price of Bristol
Printed "Robert Claxton Park Road Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Soda Syphon Etched "R.Claxton Wells Norfolk" |
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Soda Syphon Etched "Robert Claxton Park Road
Mineral Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Crown Cap Ginger Beer Bottles Embossed On The
Left "Claxton Wells Norfolk" The Right "R. Claxton Wells Norfolk" |
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Codd Bottles Embossed "Robert Claxton Park Road
Mineral Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Wooden Crate Which Reads "Robert Claxton Park
Road Mineral Water Works Wells Norfolk" |
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Crown Cap Pop Bottles Embossed "Claxton Wells
Norfolk" |
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Pint Beer Shaped Bottles Embossed "Selwell
Wells" The Right Hand Bottle Also Has Original Label |
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Original Labeled Claxton Bottle |
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Crown Cap Pop Bottles Embossed "R. Claxton Wells
Norfolk" |
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Selwell Bottle With Original Label |
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Claxtons Showcard |
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Wooden Painted Selwell Sign |
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Various Paper Labels |
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Various Paper Labels |
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Various Paper Labels |
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Various Paper Labels |
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Claxtons Indian Tonic Water Label |
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Claxton Advert |
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1925 |
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Billhead |
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Billhead |
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Billheads and Business Cards |
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Claxtons Crate |
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Embossed Paper |
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1974 |
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1925 |
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Claxton's Mineral Water Works, Wells-Next-The-Sea.
Anglia Television broadcast from the 1970's interviewing John
Claxton before Claxton's Mineral Water Works Closes. |
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Joseph Bullen is listed from 1904 until 1933 at Standard Road Wells as a
mineral water manufacturer but in 1925 Robert Claxton is listed as a
mineral water manufacturer (Late Bullen Bros.). There is no directory
entry for Bullen Bros so it seems they traded for a very short time
between 1922 and 1925. Robert Claxton continues to be listed until the
60's. |
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| Sarah Ann Cook |
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Saltglazed Ginger Beer Bottle Impressed Round
Shoulder "S.A. Cook" |
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Sarah Ann Cook was listed as having apartments in Standard Road Wells,
in 1900, a year later Joseph Bullen started producing mineral water at
Standard Road Wells, which could link S. A. Cook with J. Bullen |
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| Crown & Edinburgh |
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Glass Whiskey Flask Etched Crown & Edinburgh Wells" |
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Information Needed |
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| James Alexander Davidson |
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Stoneware Tankard Impressed "A Davidson Wine &
Spirit Merchant Wells" |
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Stoneware Jug Impressed "A Davidson Wine &
Spirit Merchant Wells" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Davidson & Glazebrook
Wine Merchants Wells Norfolk" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "J. A. Davidson Wine &
Spirit Merchant Wells" |
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Glass Beer Bottles Embossed "J A Davidson Wells
Norfolk" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "J. A. Davidson Wine &
Spirit Merchant Wells" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "J. A. Davidson Wine &
Spirit Merchant Wells" |
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Death Notice For James Alexander Davidson |
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Alexander Davidson is first listed in 1879 as a Wine and spirit merchant
and ale and porter merchant at Staithe Street and also a coal merchant
on the Quay. In 1888 he is listed as being in the "Edinburgh" but by
1896 he was Listed as being in the "Crown" and also as a coal and
cartridge manufacturer. In 1904 he joins with William Oxley Glazebrook
to form Davidson and Glazebrook who ran the "Fleece" and also wine and
spirit merchants in the High Street. by 1912 they had been taken over by
Beatrice Fysh. |
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| Robert Elgar |
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Two Tone Saltglazed Porter Bottle Impressed "R.
Elgar Wells" |
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Newspaper notice regarding Robert Elgar from
1825 |
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Notice for all bills oweing to be paid to Robert
Elgars Brother 1821 |
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| Robert Elgar is listed from 1822
until 1830 as a wine and spirit merchant and Porter Merchant at Three
Tuns Yard. Wells. |
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| E. W. Flint |
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Milk Bottle Printed "E. W. Flint Manor Farm
Dairy Wells Please Rinse & Return Daily" |
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Information Needed |
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| Beatrice Fysh |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "B. Fysh Wine Merchant Wells Norfolk" |
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Beatrice Fysh took over from Davidson and Glazebrook between 1908 and
1912. She was last listed in 1916 as a Wine and Spirit Merchant at The
Edinburgh Stores. |
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Oxley William Glazebrook |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "O.W. Glazebrook Wine & Spirit Merchant Wells" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "O.W. Glazebrook Wine & Spirit Merchant Wells" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Davidson & Glazebrook Wine Merchants Wells
Norfolk" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "O.W. Glazebrook Wells" |
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Oxley William Glazebrook is first listed in 1900 as a Wine and Spirit
Merchant and Beer Bottler in the High Street. By 1904 He had joined with
James Alexander Davidson to form Davidson & Glazebrook. Davidson &
Glazebrook were listed from 1904 until 1908 at "The Fleece" Quay and
also Wine and Spirit Merchants in the High Street. By 1912 They had been
taken over by Beatrice Fysh. |
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| James Cyril Kinghorn |
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Paper Labeled Chemist Bottle |
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James Cyril Kinghorn took over from Walter Chapman at Staithe Street
Wells from 1925 until 1937 and later as a Chemist and photographic
Requisition. Died in 1964 |
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| William Lynn |
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Slipglazed Ginger Beer Bottle Impressed "W. Lynn
Wells" |
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1867 |
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| W. Lynn was listed at Wells as a
soda water manufacturer from 1875 until 1888 in Freeman St. He was also
a hairdresser in Wells from 1854. |
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| Joseph Springall Southgate & Francis
Southgate |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "J.S. Southgate
Wells" |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "J.S. Southgate
Wells" |
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Saltglazed Flagon Impressed "F. Southgate Wells" |
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Two Tone Flagon Impressed "Francis Southgate
Wells" |
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Funeral notice for Francis Southgate in 1905 |
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Bankruptcy notice for Joseph Springall Southgate |
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Joseph Springall Southgate is first listed between 1822 and 1936 as a
coal and corn merchant at the Quay and by 1839 at the Buttlands. In 1845
he is first listed as a brewer and porter merchant and also wine and
spirit merchant. By 1850 Francis Southgate had taken over and continued
to be listed as a wine and spirit merchant at the Buttlands until 1890. |
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James Thurgur |
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Footwarmer Printed "J Thurgur High St Wells" |
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James Thurger Shopfront |
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Thurgur Advert |
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William Frederick Thurgur was first listed in 1858 a Earthenware dealer
at the High Street. He continues to be listed as an Earthenware Dealer
and also Ironmonger and Marine Store Dealer until 1890 when James
Thurgur had taken over. In 1892 as well as James Thurgur, Anna and Mary
Ann Thurgur are listed as being Earthenware dealers at Staithe Street.
Both James Thurgur and Anna and Mary Ann continue to be listed until
1908. In the 1908 directory just James Thurgur is listed as a China and
Marine Store Dealer at the High Street Address. By 1922 a William
Thurgur is listed at 55 to 63 High Street as an China and Glass Dealer.
William Thurgur continues to be listed beyond 1932. |
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James Tyzack |
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Saltglazed Stoneware Ink Bottle Impressed "Jet Black Ink For Steel Pens
Manufactured By Tyzack & Co Perfumers To The Queen" |
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Newspaper Article Mention James Tyzack |
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Newspaper Article Mention James Tyzack |
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Directory Advert |
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Newspaper Article Mention James Tyzack |
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Newspaper Article Mention James Tyzack |
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Newspaper Article Mention James Tyzack |
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1837 |
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James Tyzack is first listed in Wells in 1830 as a Perfumer, Hairdresser
and Patent Medicine Vendor at High Street, Wells. In 1839 He is listed
as Perfumer to the Queen and also an Ink Manufacturer. James Tyzack is
last listed in 1858 as a Perfumer, Hairdresser and having the Fancy
Repository. |
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William Watson |
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Two Tone Ginger Beer Bottle Printed "William Watson Wells" |
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William Watson was listed as a beer retailer in the Shipwrights Arms
Between 1890 and 1900 and as a beer retailer in 1904 and 1908. |
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