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1885 John Scott and Co took over the Abden Shipbuilding Yard, Kinghorn, as successors to [[John Key and Sons]], and secured their first contract for the passenger steamer '''Edinburgh Castle'''.<ref>Fife Free Press 29 August 1885</ref>
 
1901 The company was succeeded by [[Scott of Kinghorn]] Limited. 
 
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== Sources of Information ==
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* Scottish Shipbuilding Database
 
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1885 John Scott and Co took over the Abden Shipbuilding Yard, Kinghorn, as successors to John Key and Sons, and secured their first contract for the passenger steamer Edinburgh Castle.[1]

1901 The company was succeeded by Scott of Kinghorn Limited.

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Sources of Information

  1. Fife Free Press 29 August 1885
  • Scottish Shipbuilding Database