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1900 James Thomas McDougall and James Stevenson Binning, continued the business of [[McDougall Brothers]] as Corn Millers, Bakers, and Flour Dealers, at 10, Mark-lane, London, Millwall Docks, London, and the Standard Bakery, Swan-street, Southwark, London, under the style of [[McDougall and Co]].<ref>London Gazette 29 January, 1901</ref> | |||
1907 Dissolution of the Partnership between James Thomas McDougall and James Stevenson Binning, carrying on business as Flour Millers, at Millwall, in the county of London, under the style of "McDOUGAL AND CO." and as Bakers, at 7 to 15, Swan-street, Southwark, in the county of London, as " The Standard Bakery Company"<ref>London Gazette 2 Apr 1907</ref> | 1907 Dissolution of the Partnership between James Thomas McDougall and James Stevenson Binning, carrying on business as Flour Millers, at Millwall, in the county of London, under the style of "McDOUGAL AND CO." and as Bakers, at 7 to 15, Swan-street, Southwark, in the county of London, as " The Standard Bakery Company"<ref>London Gazette 2 Apr 1907</ref> | ||
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1900 James Thomas McDougall and James Stevenson Binning, continued the business of McDougall Brothers as Corn Millers, Bakers, and Flour Dealers, at 10, Mark-lane, London, Millwall Docks, London, and the Standard Bakery, Swan-street, Southwark, London, under the style of McDougall and Co.[1]
1907 Dissolution of the Partnership between James Thomas McDougall and James Stevenson Binning, carrying on business as Flour Millers, at Millwall, in the county of London, under the style of "McDOUGAL AND CO." and as Bakers, at 7 to 15, Swan-street, Southwark, in the county of London, as " The Standard Bakery Company"[2]
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