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formerly [[Wood Brothers (of Stourbridge)|Wood Brothers]] | formerly [[Wood Brothers (of Stourbridge)|Wood Brothers]] | ||
1871 Partnership dissolved. 'In consequence of the recent deaths of Messrs. [[Thomas Wood (2)|Thomas]] and [[Henry Wood (2)|Henry Wood]], partners of the firms of [[Wood Brothers (of Stourbridge)|Wood Brothers]], of Stourbridge, Chester, and Cardiff, [[Henry Wood and Co|Henry Wood and Co.]], Liverpool, and [[George Wood and Co|George Wood and Co.]], London, it is announced that the following arrangements have been made for carry on future the business of the late firms. The bridge business will be carried on by [[James Wood Aston|Mr. James Wood Aston]], under the style of [[J. Wood Aston and Co]].'<ref>Aris's Birmingham Gazette - Saturday 12 August 1871</ref> | |||
1877 Advertisement. J. Wood Aston and Co, Stour Works, Stourbridge. Manufacturers of Chain Cables and anchors, Rigging and Crane Chains.<ref>Lloyd's List - Thursday 02 August 1877</ref> | 1877 Advertisement. J. Wood Aston and Co, Stour Works, Stourbridge. Manufacturers of Chain Cables and anchors, Rigging and Crane Chains.<ref>Lloyd's List - Thursday 02 August 1877</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 17:31, 18 February 2020
of Stour Works, Stourbridge
formerly Wood Brothers
1871 Partnership dissolved. 'In consequence of the recent deaths of Messrs. Thomas and Henry Wood, partners of the firms of Wood Brothers, of Stourbridge, Chester, and Cardiff, Henry Wood and Co., Liverpool, and George Wood and Co., London, it is announced that the following arrangements have been made for carry on future the business of the late firms. The bridge business will be carried on by Mr. James Wood Aston, under the style of J. Wood Aston and Co.'[1]
1877 Advertisement. J. Wood Aston and Co, Stour Works, Stourbridge. Manufacturers of Chain Cables and anchors, Rigging and Crane Chains.[2]
1879 Maker of chains, anchors, cables, forgings and large tools
1895 January. Company acquired by Isaac Nash and Sons.[3]
1895 September. William Griffin (successor to Messrs. Wood Aston and Co., Cradley Heath.[4]