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[[Image:ImStarkey-20241128.jpg|thumb| Exhibit at [[Tiverton Museum]]. ]]
[[Image:ImTivMus-Starkey.jpg|thumb| Sign. ]]
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[[Image:Im1897KD-TiStarkey.jpg|thumb| 1897. ]]
[[Image:Im1897KD-TiStarkey.jpg|thumb| 1897. ]]

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Exhibit at Tiverton Museum.
Sign.
1897.

of Tiverton

West country brewer taken over by Whitbread

Starkey, Knight & Ford was a sizeable brewery group, operating throughout Devon and Somerset. Initially trading as Starkey, Knight & Co., from 1887 at Bridgwater, they became Starkey, Knight & Ford in 1895 upon the acquisition of Thomas Ford & Son in Tiverton.

They acquired the Taw Vale Brewery in Barnstaple in 1897.

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