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Peter St Eloy was an attorney dealing in civil law, and seems not to have had any direct involvement in the local printworks, although his nephew, John Andrews, was printing calico at West Sheen in the 1760s.21 It may be, therefore, no more than mere coincidence that in the 1750s St Eloy was renting two acres of water meadow at Phipps Bridge used as bleaching grounds, from Henry Bines, a wealthy landowner of Carshalton.24 The land was occupied subsequently by John Anthony Rucker, a successful Hamburg merchant with interests in the lucrative calico print works at Phipps Bridge and Merton Abbey
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