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E.S. PEGLER

41-43, London Street, Norwich



E.S. Pegler - Norwich - 1895

Formerly styled 'Pegler Brothers'.

Thought to have been established in 1834 by the brothers, Alfred and Edwin Samuel Pegler.

The business was later acquired by Richard Winsor Bishop.

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J.E. READ

37, St. Stephen's Street, Norwich



J.E. Read - Norwich - 1895

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HUGH FOX & SONS

21 & 22, Haymarket, Norwich



Hugh Fox & Sons - Norwich - 1895

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WILLIAM RALFS

7, & 8, London Street, Norwich



William Ralfs - Norwich - 1870

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WINSOR BISHOP

41-43, London Street, Norwich



Winsor Bishop - Norwich - sales box detail

This was the continuation of the business of E.S. Pegler. The business was acquired by Richard Winsor Bishop, probably around the end of the 19th century, and restyled to Winsor Bishop shortly afterwards.

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S.S. BURLINGHAM

81, High Street, King's Lynn



S.S. Burlingham - King's Lynn - 1922

Samuel S. Burlingham died on the 2nd January 1927 from heart failure following an attack of pleurisy.

S.S. Burlingham Ltd. were noted as Royal Warrant Holders as Clockmakers in 1951.

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THOMAS FREESTONE

Butter Market, Bury St. Edmunds



Thomas Freestone - Bury St. Edmunds - 1771

Thomas Freestone was the grandson of the Ipswich clockmaker, Thomas Moore, being the son of Moore's daughter, Elizabeth.

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STADLER

Ipswich


CYCLISTS IN COLLISION

Both Seriously Injured

At the Low Field Heath, Crawley, yesterday, two cyclists named P. W. Wisdom, of Brixton, and Stadler, a watchmaker, of Ipswich, collided. Both men were badly injured. Stadler's condition being most critical.

Source: South Wales Echo - 4th August 1897

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S.H. DAVIS

138, Hamlet Court Road, Westcliff



S.H. Davis - Westcliff - box-detail

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CAROLINE CACELL

Buttermarket, Ipswich



Caroline Cavell - Ipswich - 1789

Widow of Nathaniel Cavell.

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JAMES JOLLY

Colchester


ATTEMPTED MURDER

A silversmith, named James Jolly, has been charged before the magistrates at Colchester with attempting to murder his wife, from whom he had been separated for some time. On Friday evening, in a condition of furious intoxication, he forced himself into the lodgings of his mother-in-law, with whom his wife resided. Bursting into the room where she was, he first dealt her a terrific blow on the face and then struggled with her and her sister. It was noticed that he had an open razor in his hand. The two women succeeded in wresting this from him, and the sister ran from the room with it; whereupon the man, taking of his coat, exclaimed, "I am ready for the gallows - I will be hung for you," and attacked his wife again, this time endeavouring to strangle her. He was, however, prevented by a neighbour, and his wife got away from him. On Monday It was testified that the prisoner was of unsound mind, he had been a teetotaller up to the time his wife left him, since that time had taken to drink. He was remanded pending an application to the Secretary of State for his removal in custody to a place where he may receive proper medical attention.

Source: The Cardiff Times - 7th September 1867

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J.D. FISHER

228, High Street, Lincoln



J.D. Fisher - Lincoln - 1895

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BARRON CLARK & SON

7, Emery Lane, Boston, and Peterbrough



Barron Clark & Son - Boston, Lincs. - 1913

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A. WIXLEY

3, High Street, Southend



A. Wixley - Southend - 1890

From J.W. Benson.

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JOSEPH ALEXANDER

Norwich


JOSEPH ALEXANDER, Jeweller, deceased.
Norwich, 19th January 1849.

All persons to whom Joseph Alexander, late of the parish of St. Peter of Mancroft, in the city of Norwich, Jeweller, deceased, stood indebted at the time of his death and who have not yet sent in an account of their claims, are requested so to do, within seven days from the date hereof, or they will be excluded from participating in the distribution which the executor, Mr. Joel Fox, of the said city, Furrier, is about to make, of the assets of the deceased, And all persons who now stand indebted to the estate of the deceased, are required immediately to pay their debts to the said executor.

James Winter.
Solicitor to the Executor.

Source: The London Gazette - 23rd January 1849

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JOHN WILLIAM GIBBINS

167, later, 335, High Street, Lincoln



Gibbins - Lincoln - 1895

Noted as bankrupt in 1904.

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A Listing of Watchmakers, Jewellers and Silversmiths Working in Bury St. Edmunds in 1934:

Carter, W., 12 Brentgovel Street
Champness, Thurlow, 14, Abbeygate Street
Collis, W. H., & Son, Ltd ., 20 Abbeygate Street
Frost, W., 87 St John 's Street
Mayhew, H., 8 Guildhall Street
Sneezum, W., 5 St. John’s Street
Taylor, C.W., 22 Churchgate Street
Webber, L., 64 St. John's Street
Wickens, A., High Street, Ixworth
Wilson, George W., 14 Cornhill

Source: Eastern Counties of England Trade Directory - 1934-5

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T.S. HIGGINS

Kneesworth Street, Royston



T.S. Higgins - Royston - 1886

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JEREMIAH WING

Braintree



I. Wing - Braintree - 1821

Jeremiah Wing served his apprenticeship under Thomas Bennett of Coggeshall.

Jeremiah Wing also held the position of Overseer of the Poor in Braintree.

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WILLIAM VEALE

Harwich



William Veale - Harwich - 1774

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