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Thomas John Croggon

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Thomas John Croggon

Born the son of William Croggon

1838 Advertisement. 'Thomas John Croggan (Son of the late Mr. William Croggon), Imperishable Stone (or Terra Cotta), Scagliola, and Marble Works, College Wharf, Belvedere- road, Lambeth. Coats of Arms, Statues, Groups, Busts. Fountains, Capitals for Columns, Ac., in the Imperishable Stone. Columns, Pedestals. Slabs, &c. in the Scagliola.'[1]


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  1. ↑ Morning Post - Friday 02 March 1838
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