Head, Ashby and Co
From Graces Guide
1862 Joseph Wright retired from the partnership with Thomas Howard Head as Head and Wright at the Teesdale Iron Works, Stockton-On-Tees, in favour of Mr. Joseph Ashby. The firm became Head, Ashby and Co.
During the twelve years Mr. Head was a member of the Stockton firm, many important works were executed. These consisted of bridges, piers, blast-furnace and rolling-mill plant, shunting locomotives, iron roofing and general foundry and fitting work. The Teesdale Iron Works became indeed a large and important establishment in his hands.
1866 Thomas Wrightson joined Head, Ashby and Co[1].
1867 After 12 years with the business, Thomas Howard Head sold his interest to Messrs. C. A. Head and T. Wrightson - Head, Wrightson and Co.
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