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1848 Engineers and ironfounders, of Cheap Street, Newbury<ref>Post Office directory</ref> | 1848 Engineers and ironfounders, of Cheap Street, Newbury<ref>Post Office directory</ref> | ||
1851 James and Edward Pellew Plenty had | 1851 James and Edward Pellew Plenty had exhibited a Machine for tarring yarn and a model of a life-boat, of wood and cork, at the 1851 Great Exhibition | ||
Presumably succeeded by [[Plenty and Pain]] | Presumably succeeded by [[Plenty and Pain]] | ||
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Presumably successor to William Plenty and Sons
1830 James and Edward P. Plenty, Agricultural Implement Makers (ploughs) of Market Place and Eagle Foundry, Newbury[1]
1848 Engineers and ironfounders, of Cheap Street, Newbury[2]
1851 James and Edward Pellew Plenty had exhibited a Machine for tarring yarn and a model of a life-boat, of wood and cork, at the 1851 Great Exhibition
Presumably succeeded by Plenty and Pain
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