Thompson and Swift
of Little Bolton
1811 'NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership lately carried on by us, the Undersigned at Little Bolton, the county of Lancaster, as Iron Founders and Steam Engine Makers, under the firm Thompson, Swift and company, was this day dissolved by mutual consent, so far as relates to the said Joshua Routledge. All debts due to or owing by the siad concern will paid and received by Thomas Thompson, William Swift, and Samuel Thompson — Dated the thirtieth day of October 1811
THOS THOMPSON
WM SWIFT
SAMUEL THOMPSON
JOSHUA ROUTLEDGE '[1]
1815 Bankrupts: Thomas Thompson and William Swift, iron founders, Little Bolton[2]
1833 Partnership dissolved: 'Thompson, Swift and Co., Little Bolton and Halliwell, Lancashire, brass-founders and delf-men ; as far as regards W. Swift.'[3]
Presumably succeeded by Thompson, Swift and Cole.
A 19 HP secondhand steam engine by Thompson, Swift & Co was advertised for sale by Bannister, Eccles and Co of Blackburn[4]