Samuel Woodall
of 65 Gracechurch street E C, Steam Engine Boiler Makers
of Dudley.
of Windmill Works, Dudley ; London Offices, Queen Victoria Street[1]
1841 Samuell Woodall 50, boiler maker, lived in Dudley with Jane Woodall 47, Hager Woodall 20, Sarah Woodall 16, Samuel Woodall Junr. 11, Jane Woodall Junr. 8, Elizabeth Woodall 4[2]
1842 Samuel Woodall of New Buffery was recorded as iron boat builder and boiler maker[3]. At the same date, Joseph Woodall of Bumble Hole was a boiler maker and an iron boat builder; Thomas Woodall of Netherton was a boiler maker.
1851 Samuel Woodall 62, boiler maker, lived in Dudley with Jane Woodall 58, Samuel Woodall 20, Jane Woodall 18, and a visitor Hannah Hadley 22[4]
1861 Samuel Woodall 71 (b.Netherton), late boiler maker, lived in Dudley with Jane Woodall 68[5]
1873 Patent to Samuel Woodall, of the Windmill End Works, Dudley, in the county of Worcester, for the invention of "improvements in coal tubs or colliery wagons."[6]
1874 Samuel Woodall (born c.1790) died in Dudley[7]
1876 Patent to Samuel Woodall, of the Windmill End Works, Dudley, in the county of Worcester, for the invention of " improved means for effecting the lubrication of the bearing surfaces of wheels and axles."[8]
1880 Constructors, designers, and contractors of every description.
1886 ... IRON GIRDERS, BRIDGES, JOISTS, FLITCH-PLATES, ROOFS, BOILERS, COLUMNS, CASTINGS. S. WOODALL, 3 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, E.C. (Established upwards of a Century.)[9]
1889 John Thompson purchased the works at Dudley of the late Samuel Woodall for the manufacture of steel chimneys, water softeners, and general structural and steel works plant.
Note: Samuel Woodall Sr. was the father of Solomon Woodall. There was also a Samuel Woodall Jr. See Windmill End Works, Dudley.