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'''William Shaw''' of Victoria Copper Works, Dolly Lane, Leeds.
'''William Shaw''' of Victoria Copper Works, Dolly Lane, Leeds.
1847 '''William Shaw''', iron and brass founders, of Darlington St., Leeds
by 1919 was in Dolly Lane (see advert)


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[[Category: Town - Leeds]]
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[[Category: Iron/Steel Foundry]]
[[Category: Brass Founders]]

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Nov 1919.
1938.
1961.

William Shaw of Victoria Copper Works, Dolly Lane, Leeds.

1847 William Shaw, iron and brass founders, of Darlington St., Leeds

by 1919 was in Dolly Lane (see advert)

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