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J. J. Stockall and Sons

From Graces Guide
1901.

of Clerkenwell Road, London.

See James John Stockall

1858 Established by J. J. Stockall.

1896 Advertised under "Electric clocks, makers of"[1]

1901 Introduced Workmen's Time recorders.

At some point Thomas James Stockall was managing director of the J J Stockall company[2]

1907 J. J. Stockall was Chairman. The company was put into liquidation[3]

1908 R. M. Marples joined the business

1909 Thomas James Stockall. who had been managing director of the company.[4] was found guilty of stealing jewelry from the company's warehouse[5]

Before 1912: G. H. Gledhill and Sons took over the time recorder section of J. J. Stockall and Sons[6].

1912 Incorporated as a Limited Company - Stockall, Marples and Co (1912)

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. [1] Electrical Trades Directory
  2. The London Gazette 25 January 1918
  3. The London Gazette 6 August 1907
  4. The London Gazette 25 January 1918
  5. Old Bailey Proceedings
  6. [2] Engineering and Boiler House review