founder of
St James’s Gate Brewery
No narrower time scope asserted
Arthur Guinness signed the St James’s Gate lease in 1759 and anchors the brewery’s founding history.
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Beer actors · person
Brewer associated with the 1759 St James’s Gate lease and the founding history of Guinness.
Identity facts
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founder of
No narrower time scope asserted
Arthur Guinness signed the St James’s Gate lease in 1759 and anchors the brewery’s founding history.
worked at
Role: Founder / brewer
From 1759 founding context
Arthur Guinness is documented as the brewer/founder associated with the 1759 St James’s Gate lease.
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brewery
Dublin brewery-site identity historically associated with Arthur Guinness and currently described by Diageo as the home of Guinness.
Navigation heuristic: 42. semantic 16 + evidence 4 + verification 8 + confidence 6 + cross-type 3 + route 3 + extra-relations 2
worked_at · forward
Arthur Guinness — worked at → St James’s Gate Brewery.
Person held a sourced role at the target organization or brewery identity; roleLabel/temporalScope may preserve title and tenure without inventing precision. Arthur Guinness is documented as the brewer/founder associated with the 1759 St James’s Gate lease.
Evidence: Guinness: Iconic Stout Since 1759
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Diageo
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