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1840 The brothers M'Onie formed a business, [[P. and W. McOnie]]. The name M'Onie (McOnie) went on to become closely associated with engineering in Glasgow. | 1840 The brothers M'Onie formed a business, [[P. and W. McOnie]]. The name M'Onie (McOnie) went on to become closely associated with engineering in Glasgow. | ||
1848 | 1848 The partnership was dissolved - [[William McOnie|William]] and [[Andrew McOnie]] formed [[W. and A. McOnie]]; [[Peter McOnie]] joined with [[James Buchanan Mirrlees]], forming [[McOnie and Mirrlees]]. | ||
1850 [[Peter McOnie|Mr. Peter M'Onie]] died; Mr Mirrlees appointed [[William Tait]] as manager | 1850 [[Peter McOnie|Mr. Peter M'Onie]] died; Mr Mirrlees appointed [[William Tait]] as manager | ||
Revision as of 17:33, 12 February 2021
1840 The brothers M'Onie formed a business, P. and W. McOnie. The name M'Onie (McOnie) went on to become closely associated with engineering in Glasgow.
1848 The partnership was dissolved - William and Andrew McOnie formed W. and A. McOnie; Peter McOnie joined with James Buchanan Mirrlees, forming McOnie and Mirrlees.
1850 Mr. Peter M'Onie died; Mr Mirrlees appointed William Tait as manager
1852 Mr Tait became a partner, the title of the firm remaining the same.
1858 When William Tait became a partner in McOnie and Mirrlees, the name of the firm was changed to Mirrlees and Tait.
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