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[[William Tingey]] built the '''Beehive''' (1880) and the '''Beaver''' Works (1884) at Frindsbury<ref>Wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frindsbury#Cement_Works]</ref> | [[William Tingey]] built the '''Beehive''' (1880) and the '''Beaver''' Works (1884) at Frindsbury<ref>Wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frindsbury#Cement_Works]</ref> | ||
1889 George Burge was reported to be planning to erect or acquire the Beehive Cement Works at Frindsbury<ref>The Times Dec. 22, 1894</ref> | |||
1890 The Beehive works at Frindsbury were leased to [[William Levett and Co]]. | 1890 The Beehive works at Frindsbury were leased to [[William Levett and Co]]. | ||
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of 51 Gracehurch St, London, cement makers (1875)[1]
William Tingey built the Beehive (1880) and the Beaver Works (1884) at Frindsbury[2]
1889 George Burge was reported to be planning to erect or acquire the Beehive Cement Works at Frindsbury[3]
1890 The Beehive works at Frindsbury were leased to William Levett and Co.
Soon after 1893 the company merged with McLean and Co to form McLean, Levett and Co
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Sources of Information
- [2] Frindsbury cement works