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1824 A sale of cotton machinery, tools, etc, by order of the trustees of Thomas Marriott at [[New Bridge Mills]], Water Street, Manchester, included '.... several excellent lathes, one clock-maker's engine, ''by E. Green''.<ref> Manchester Mercury, 7 December 1824 </ref>. It is not clear whether Green made the lathes or just the clockmaker's engine (presumably a gear cutting machine). | 1824 A sale of cotton machinery, tools, etc, by order of the trustees of Thomas Marriott at [[New Bridge Mills]], Water Street, Manchester, included '.... several excellent lathes, one clock-maker's engine, ''by E. Green''.<ref> Manchester Mercury, 7 December 1824 </ref>. It is not clear whether Green made the lathes or just the clockmaker's engine (presumably a gear cutting machine). | ||
1825 Listed as a lathe and tool maker at Phoenix Foundry, Swan Street, Manchester. Home address: 5 Chadderton Street<ref>'History, Directory, and Gazeteer of the County of Lancaster', Vol 2, by Edward Baines and W. Parson</ref>. Note: Phoenix Foundry was previously | 1825 Listed as a lathe and tool maker at Phoenix Foundry, Swan Street, Manchester. Home address: 5 Chadderton Street<ref>'History, Directory, and Gazeteer of the County of Lancaster', Vol 2, by Edward Baines and W. Parson</ref>. Note: Phoenix Foundry was previously occupied by [[Peel, Williams and Co]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:14, 28 August 2020
1824 A sale of cotton machinery, tools, etc, by order of the trustees of Thomas Marriott at New Bridge Mills, Water Street, Manchester, included '.... several excellent lathes, one clock-maker's engine, by E. Green.[1]. It is not clear whether Green made the lathes or just the clockmaker's engine (presumably a gear cutting machine).
1825 Listed as a lathe and tool maker at Phoenix Foundry, Swan Street, Manchester. Home address: 5 Chadderton Street[2]. Note: Phoenix Foundry was previously occupied by Peel, Williams and Co.
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