Rodney Iron Works
Rodney Iron Works, Rodney-road, New Kent-road, in the county of Surrey
1845 Proprietor was Edward M. Clarke
1848 Sale notice: '... The valuable Plant and Tools of an Engineer, including a self-acting engine turning lathe 20 feet long, several lathes of smaller- dimensions, self-acting planing machine to plane 6 feet by 2 feet 10, six-horse high-pressure steam engine (by Braithwaite), cylindrical steam boiler. Powerful cutting and punching press, drilling Machine, forge, vices and benches, smiths' tools, surface plate 30 by 20 inch, boring and screw tools, two plate-bending machines, with rollers for plain or corrugated iron, fittings of foundry, two cupola furnaces, crane and hand ladles, ten tons flasks and rings, crab crane, valuable patterns, five tons iron, and numerous other effects. ...'[1]
1855 Mentioned. Mr. Clark of the Rodney Iron-works of Battersea.[2]
1873 Occupied by Jones and Murrell
1880 Mentioned. William Murrell, Ironfounder, Rodney Iron Works, Rodney Road, Newington.[3]
1889 Mentioned. William Ganderton, foreman of the Rodney Iron Works, Walworth.[4]