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E. W. Stevens

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E. W. Stevens' manhole cover in Bath Place, Taunton

1897 Supplied heating system for Bampton Parish Church, Devon. Address given as St James Foundry, Taunton [1]

1902 Kelly’s Directory of Somerset, 1902, names Stevens and Samson as the occupants of St James Foundry, in Foundry Road, Taunton

1903 Summary of Receiving Orders under the heading 'Bankrupts' in the Edinburgh Gazette: Ernest William Stevens, 4 Birch Grove, Taunton, lately carrying on business at St James Foundry, Saint James Street, Taunton, engineer, lately carrying on business in copartnership with Charles Potter Samson, under the style or firm of Stevens & Samson [2]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ [1]Heritage Group Website of the CIBSE
  2. ↑ [2] Edinburgh Gazette, 28th July, 1903
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