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of Newtown Mill and then Bridge Mills, Bury

Made paper bags by their own designed machinery

Formed by Thomas Bibby, his son James Bibby, William Baron and James Baron.[1]

Became Bonar Bibby and Baron

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Burnley Gazette - Saturday 02 March 1907
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