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See [[Joseph Harding]], [[William Joseph Richards]] and [[Henry Thomas Drew]]


1875 Formerly [[Harding and Richards]]. Became [[Harding, Richards and Thomas]] when Henry Thomas Drew joined.<ref>Exeter and Plymouth Gazette Daily Telegrams - Saturday 01 January 1876</ref>
1875 Formerly [[Harding and Richards]]. Became [[Harding, Richards and Thomas]] when Henry Thomas Drew joined.<ref>Exeter and Plymouth Gazette Daily Telegrams - Saturday 01 January 1876</ref>

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See Joseph Harding, William Joseph Richards and Henry Thomas Drew

1875 Formerly Harding and Richards. Became Harding, Richards and Thomas when Henry Thomas Drew joined.[1]

1878 Opened St. Ann's Well Brewery. 'a new and excellent constructed brewery...most advantageously situated between Queen Street and Lower North Street.' The architect is C. E. Ware and the builders Ramsden and Son, London.[2]

1889 Became St. Anne's Well Brewery Co‎


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Sources of Information

  1. Exeter and Plymouth Gazette Daily Telegrams - Saturday 01 January 1876
  2. Exeter and Plymouth Gazette Daily Telegrams - Tuesday 05 March 1878