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1787 One of the early large ironworks constructed in Scotland at this time
1787 One of the early large ironworks constructed in Scotland at this time
1791 Partnership dissolved. '... the Copartnership lately subsisting between us, under the Firm of the Omoa Company, is dissolved ; and that the [[Omoa Iron Works]], at Cleland, near Hamilton, in North Britain, will in future be conducted by [[William Dalrymple|Lieutenant-Colonel William Dalrymple]], at his own Estate at Cleland, on his own separate Account. Wm. Dalrymple. Wm. Waller. John Burgh. Richard Milnes. David Barnes. Thomas Slater.<ref>[https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/13333/page/467 The London Gazette Publication date:13 August 1791 Issue:13333 Page:467]</ref>


1821 'TO the CREDITORS of WILLIAM YOUNG, of the Omoa Iron-Works, Coal Merchant and Iron-Merchant in Glasgow'<ref>[https://www.thegazette.co.uk/Edinburgh/issue/2936/page/220 The Edinburgh Gazette Publication date:17 August 1821 Issue:2936 Page:220]</ref>
1821 'TO the CREDITORS of WILLIAM YOUNG, of the Omoa Iron-Works, Coal Merchant and Iron-Merchant in Glasgow'<ref>[https://www.thegazette.co.uk/Edinburgh/issue/2936/page/220 The Edinburgh Gazette Publication date:17 August 1821 Issue:2936 Page:220]</ref>

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Omoa Iron Works of Shotts (1789 - 1868)

1787 One of the early large ironworks constructed in Scotland at this time

1791 Partnership dissolved. '... the Copartnership lately subsisting between us, under the Firm of the Omoa Company, is dissolved ; and that the Omoa Iron Works, at Cleland, near Hamilton, in North Britain, will in future be conducted by Lieutenant-Colonel William Dalrymple, at his own Estate at Cleland, on his own separate Account. Wm. Dalrymple. Wm. Waller. John Burgh. Richard Milnes. David Barnes. Thomas Slater.[1]

1821 'TO the CREDITORS of WILLIAM YOUNG, of the Omoa Iron-Works, Coal Merchant and Iron-Merchant in Glasgow'[2]

By 1872 the works was out of use[3]

See Lanarkshire Iron Works


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