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1895 The buildings of the disused Bellfield Chemical Works, on the banks of the Forth and Clyde Canal, were adapted as a whisky distillery by Oakley Keith Wauchope and his brother-in-law James Samuel McCall, trading as the Bellfield Distillery Company.<ref>Kirkintilloch Herald 21 August 1895</ref>
1897 Wauchope retired from the business in December.<ref>https://www.thegazette.co.uk/Edinburgh/issue/10944/page/1241</ref>


1898 The Bellfield Distillery Company Limited was incorporated, with capital of £20,000, to acquire property at Bellfield, Kirkintilloch, and the business, property and effects of the Bellfield Distillery Company.<ref>Glasgow Herald 21 May 1898</ref>
1898 The Bellfield Distillery Company Limited was incorporated, with capital of £20,000, to acquire property at Bellfield, Kirkintilloch, and the business, property and effects of the Bellfield Distillery Company.<ref>Glasgow Herald 21 May 1898</ref>


1900 The company went into voluntary liquidation in December.<ref>https://www.thegazette.co.uk/Edinburgh/issue/11258/page/1319</ref>
1900 The company went into voluntary liquidation in December.<ref>https://www.thegazette.co.uk/Edinburgh/issue/11258/page/1319</ref>
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1895 The buildings of the disused Bellfield Chemical Works, on the banks of the Forth and Clyde Canal, were adapted as a whisky distillery by Oakley Keith Wauchope and his brother-in-law James Samuel McCall, trading as the Bellfield Distillery Company.[1]

1897 Wauchope retired from the business in December.[2]

1898 The Bellfield Distillery Company Limited was incorporated, with capital of £20,000, to acquire property at Bellfield, Kirkintilloch, and the business, property and effects of the Bellfield Distillery Company.[3]

1900 The company went into voluntary liquidation in December.[4]

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