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John Labatt

John Labatt (11 December 1838 – 27 April 1915) was a Canadian businessman and brewer. Labatt took charge of Labatt Brewing Company, formally known as Labatt and Company, after his father's death in 1866. Labatt helped Labatt Brewing Company eventually become the largest brewery in Canada.

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Occupation
Businessman
Born
(1838-12-11)11 December 1838 Westminster Township, Upper Canada
Children
9, including John Sackville Labatt
Died
27 April 1915(1915-04-27) (aged 76) London, Ontario
Family
Hume Cronyn (grandson) · Graham Jarvis (great-grandson)
Father
John Kinder Labatt (father)

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John Labatt

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John Labatt

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related to Personal life and legacy · 11
John Labatt → Catherine Maria Biddulph, Graham Jarvis, His, Hugh, Hugh Francis Labatt, Hume Cronyn, In, John, John Sackville Labatt, Labatt's, They
Family · 2
John Labatt → Graham Jarvis (great-grandson), Hume Cronyn (grandson)
Born · 1
John Labatt → (1838-12-11)11 December 1838 Westminster Township, Upper Canada
Children · 1
John Labatt → 9, including John Sackville Labatt
Died · 1
John Labatt → 27 April 1915(1915-04-27) (aged 76) London, Ontario
Father · 1
John Labatt → John Kinder Labatt (father)
Occupation · 1
John Labatt → Businessman
Spouse · 1
John Labatt → Catherine Maria Biddulph

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labatt company canada john brewing brewer london beer brewers labatt's scott act largest across canadian took father's children businessman ontario

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John LabattBorn(1838-12-11)11 December 1838 Westminster Township, Upper Canada1.00infobox
John LabattChildren9, including John Sackville Labatt1.00infobox
John LabattDied27 April 1915(1915-04-27) (aged 76) London, Ontario1.00infobox
John LabattFamilyHume Cronyn (grandson)1.00infobox
John LabattFamilyGraham Jarvis (great-grandson)1.00infobox
John LabattFatherJohn Kinder Labatt (father)1.00infobox
John LabattOccupationBusinessman1.00infobox
John LabattSpouseCatherine Maria Biddulph1.00infobox
newspapersinstance ofLabatt depended on print advertising0.80text
magazinesinstance ofLabatt depended on print advertising0.80text
and calendarsinstance ofLabatt depended on print advertising0.80text
John Labattrelated to Personal life and legacyLabatt's0.60section

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