Grundy, Williams and Co
1842 'NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us the undersigned,
Edmund Grundy, of the Wylde within Bury, in the county
of Lancaster, Edmund Grundy (commonly called Edmund
Grundy the younger), of Bridge-hall within Heap, in the
said county, Samuel Grundy, of Bury aforesaid, Edmund
Grundy (commonly called Edmund Grundy, tertius), of
Seedfield, near Bury aforesaid, and John Williams, of Manchester, in the said county, carrying on business in High-
street, within Manchester aforesaid, as Woollen Merchants
and Manufacturers, under the firm of Grundy, Williams,
and Company, was dissolved, on the 31st day of December
last, by mutual consent, so far as regards the said-John
Williams, who retires therefrom. All debts owing to or by
the said concern will be received or paid by the remaining
partners, who will in future carry on the concern under
the firm of John and Edmund Grundy.— Witness our
hands this 22d day of February 1842.
Edmund Grundy.
Edmund Grundy, junr.
Saml. Grundy.
Edmd. Grundy, tertius.
John Williams.
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