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Ward and Payne

From Graces Guide
1851.
1853
1961.

Ward & Payne of Limbrick Works, Sheffield (sometimes mis-spelled Limerick Works)

Late David Ward and Co

See David Ward

1853 Files, Steel, Engravers' and Joiners' Tools. Fancy Turning Tolls. All kinds of Carving Tools. Trade mark: an anvil and two file-maker's hammers

1856 Partnership dissolved. '...the Partnership heretofore subsisting between the undersigned, Henry Jenkinson (as sole acting executor under the will of Edward Ward, de-ceased), and Ann Payne (as sole executrix under the will of her late husband, Henry Payne, deceased), carrying on business together at Sheffield, in the county of York, as Edge Tool Manufacturers and Merchants, under the style or firm of Ward and Payne, was dissolved by mutual consent on and from the 6th day of December last; and that the said business will henceforth be carried on by David Ward, of Sheffield aforesaid, Edge Tool Manufacturer and Merchant (the only son of the said Edward Ward, deceased), and the said Ann Payne, in partnership together under the said style or firm of Ward and Payne...'[1]

1871 Employing 196 men, 14 girls and 10 boys.[2]

1926 Private company.

1961 Manufacturers of heavy edge tools and horticultural tools. 200 employees. [3]

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