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     • William Blyth (1753-1830) was both smuggler and prominent citizen. He was an oysterman, shopkeeper, member of the Parish Council, constable and possibly even a magistrate.
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   Who was Robert Blythe?

   • Robert Blythe, actor and star of Welsh sit-com High Hopes, has died following a long illness. Born and raised in Port Talbot, ‘Bob’ was trained as an actor at The Arts Educational Trust in London.

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   Where is William Blythe based?

   • Church, Accrington Lancashire BB5 4PD. UK William Blythe delivers speciality chemical solutions to help its customers meet the technological challenges of the 21st century in markets as diverse as life sciences, performance coatings, polymers, electronics, catalysts and renewable energy.

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   Who is hard apple Blyth?

   • One character who played a crucial role in the village’s history is William “Hard Apple” Blyth, a smuggler who was also the village grocer and a warden at the parish church. William Blyth ran the village shop, which subsequently became a post office and, latterly, a family home. (Image: Ben Shahrabi)

   Inside historic Paglesham church once run by smuggler William Blyth

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   Where is Blyth buried?

   • Blyth (far left) is buried alongside his wife and two sons in Saint Peter's north churchyard. (Image: Ben Shahrabi) Blyth’s final resting place is in the north churchyard, where he is buried alongside his wife and two sons. Their graves can still be found today, next to the village’s only First World War grave.

   Inside historic Paglesham church once run by smuggler William Blyth

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   • Using time honoured traditional methods and a highly skilled workforce, William Blyth products can match and enhance any new build, heritage property or commercial concern. Age old methods of drying and firing our natural alluvial clay creates a tile that has unique weathering properties and a renowned durability.

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   Since 1840, William Blyth is renowned for producing handmade clay roof tiles, floor tiles, heritage service, fittings and garden pottery, flowerpots.

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   William Blyth was one of the many tile and brick manufacturers found along the Humber’s south bank. When the Brick Tax was abolished in 1850, the tile and brick industry expanded so that by the early 1890s, around 20 such manufacturers operated in the Barton area.

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   Feb 10, 2024 · One character who played a crucial role in the village’s history is William “Hard Apple” Blyth, a smuggler who was also the village grocer and a warden at the parish church.

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   William Blyth was one of the many tile and brick manufacturers found along the Humber’s south bank. When the Brick Tax was abolished in 1850, the tile and brick industry expanded so that by the early 1890s, around 20 such manufacturers operated in the Barton area.

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   Jan 2, 2024 · William Blyth was born in Kirkcaldy the son of the City of Edinburgh architect whose wife was a schoolteacher. After six months the family moved to Musselburgh where, at the age...

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    William Blythe delivers speciality chemical solutions to help its customers meet the technological challenges of the 21st century in markets as diverse as life sciences, performance coatings, polymers, electronics, catalysts and renewable energy.

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    Dec 17, 2004 · William Blyth (1753-1830) was both smuggler and prominent citizen. He was an oysterman, shopkeeper, member of the Parish Council, constable and possibly even a magistrate.