John Mason and James Davenport: Difference between revisions
From Graces Guide
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[John Mason (of Rochdale)|John Mason]] and James Davenport, of the Globe Works, Rochdale, machine manufacturers. | [[John Mason (of Rochdale)|John Mason]] and James Davenport, of the Globe Works, Rochdale, machine manufacturers. | ||
James Davenport was the nephew of [[John Mason (of Rochdale)|John Mason]], and carried on business under the name of [[John Mason (of Rochdale)|John Mason]]<ref> Rochdale Observer, 16 March 1867 </ref> | |||
* 1853 Cotton drawing machine (Mr. Mason of Rochdale) | * 1853 Cotton drawing machine (Mr. Mason of Rochdale) | ||
Latest revision as of 11:44, 14 October 2019
John Mason and James Davenport, of the Globe Works, Rochdale, machine manufacturers.
James Davenport was the nephew of John Mason, and carried on business under the name of John Mason[1]
- 1853 Cotton drawing machine (Mr. Mason of Rochdale)
- 1853 Roving and Slubbing Frames & Throstle
See Also
Loading...
Sources of Information
- ↑ Rochdale Observer, 16 March 1867
- [1] Manchester Archives: 1633-1916 (10 boxes): Records including title deeds, 1820-1836 (2 items); patents and diagrams of machinery for use in the textile industry, not dated and 1842-1861 (6 items); letter books, 1838-1857, (3 volumes) and correspondence, 1835, 1838-1857, including letters from Paris and St. Petersburg; papers of the Mason, Davenport and Whitehead families, 1633-1916 (approximately 4 boxes).
- The Imperial Journal 1853 Volume III. p560
- The Imperial Journal 1853 Volume III. p684