James Bannehr
James Bannehr (c1811- )
1860 Patent. '1316. And the Reverend Henry Moule, of Fordington, in the county of Dorset, Clerk, and James Bannehr, of Exeter, Agent, have given the like notice in respect of the invention of "improvements in the nature and construction of closets and commodes for the reception and removal of excrementitious and other offensive matter, and in the manufacture of manure from thence."'[1]
1861 Living at 3 Eaton Place, Paris Street, Sidwell, Exeter: Jas Bannehr (age 50 born Bermondsey), Stock and Share Broker and Com Agt. With his wife Priscilla Bannehr (age 54 born Bridport).[2]
1866 Patent. '2460. Henry Phillips, of Penhoe, in the county of Devon, Chemist, and James Bannehr, of Exeter, in the same county, for an invention of "improvements in the manufacture of manure."[3]
1867 Patent. '2918. To James Bannehr, of the city of Exeter, for the invention of "improvements in apparatus for supplying deodorizing matter to dry or earth closets and in processes of and apparatus for treating the liquid portion of human or animal excreta after removal from such closets or from other receptacles."'[4]
1881 Inmate of Sutton's Hospital in Charter House commonly called 'The Clarkhouse': Jas Bannehr (age 70 born Bermondsey), formerly a Sanitary Engineer - Widower.[5]