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Revision as of 09:52, 16 February 2018
Carriage builders, of Worcester
1790 Messrs Newton and Kinder went into business together.
1856 J. A. McNaught joined the firm.
1858 Exhibited wood-shaping machine designed by Andrew Kinder
When Mr Kinder retired, Thomas Lamb Smith joined the company which became (by 1862) McNaught and Smith
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