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[[Charles Edward Beavis]] (1848-1930), founder of the mineral water company [[C. E. Beavis]]<ref>http://www.omphalos.org.uk/Bottles/mike4/Companies/Bristol_Companies/Beavis.html</ref> | [[Charles Edward Beavis]] (1848-1930), founder of the mineral water company [[C. E. Beavis]]<ref>http://www.omphalos.org.uk/Bottles/mike4/Companies/Bristol_Companies/Beavis.html</ref> | ||
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1911 Living at Arcadia, 254 Wells Road, Knowle, Bristol: [[Charles Edward Beavis]] (age 63 born Bristol), Mineral Water Manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Mary Anna Beavis (age 63 born Bristol). Also his married daughter and her family. One servant.<ref>1911 Census</ref> | 1911 Living at Arcadia, 254 Wells Road, Knowle, Bristol: [[Charles Edward Beavis]] (age 63 born Bristol), Mineral Water Manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Mary Anna Beavis (age 63 born Bristol). Also his married daughter and her family. One servant.<ref>1911 Census</ref> | ||
1930 Died at home at Wells Road, Bristol. | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:49, 13 August 2017
Charles Edward Beavis (1848-1930), founder of the mineral water company C. E. Beavis[1]
1871 Birth of son, Albert Edward Beavis.[2]
1911 Living at Arcadia, 254 Wells Road, Knowle, Bristol: Charles Edward Beavis (age 63 born Bristol), Mineral Water Manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Mary Anna Beavis (age 63 born Bristol). Also his married daughter and her family. One servant.[3]
1930 Died at home at Wells Road, Bristol.
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Sources of Information
- ↑ http://www.omphalos.org.uk/Bottles/mike4/Companies/Bristol_Companies/Beavis.html
- ↑ Western Daily Press, 24 August 1946
- ↑ 1911 Census