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Thomas Backway Brannam

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Thomas Backway Brannam (or Brannan) of C. H. Brannam

1815 Born in Bideford, the son of Abraham Brannan and his wife Mary Backway. His father Abraham had left Exeter as a child and settled in Bideford as a shoemaker, also following in the footsteps of his own father Abraham and serving as a sergeant in the North Devon militia.

Thomas served his apprenticeship at Cleavehouses Potteries (Bideford) and by 1837 had settled in Barnstaple as a potter, working for John Rendell.

1841 Rendell owned two potteries: one at North Walk (which no longer exists) where Thomas' brother James was working, and one in Litchdon Street where Thomas was working in the same year.

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