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Heating engineers of 35 Kings Street, Cheapside, London, EC. <br>
Heating engineers of 35 Kings Street, Cheapside, London, EC. <br>
AKA John Jones and Sons


Manufactory, of 6 Bankside, London SE.
Manufactory, of 6 Bankside, London SE.


Hot water apparatus.
Hot water apparatus.
c.1840 Business established
1905 Acquired by [[James Boyd and Sons]].




Latest revision as of 12:21, 19 February 2019

1864.
1864.
1866.
Laxton's Building Price Book 1868.
1869.

Heating engineers of 35 Kings Street, Cheapside, London, EC.

AKA John Jones and Sons

Manufactory, of 6 Bankside, London SE.

Hot water apparatus.

c.1840 Business established

1905 Acquired by James Boyd and Sons.


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