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1871 [[Thomas Hampton]] and [[William Radcliffe (1844-1908)]] built and operated a steelworks at the Ickles | 1871 [[Thomas Hampton]] and [[William Radcliffe (1844-1908)]] built and operated a steelworks at the Ickles | ||
1872 '''Phoenix Bessemer Steel and Wire Co''' was registered<ref>The Times, Dec 24, 1877</ref> | |||
1872 Sold the works to the adjoining [[Phoenix Bessemer Steel Works|Phoenix Bessemer Steel Co]]., Ltd. and the company was wound up. | 1872 Sold the works to the adjoining [[Phoenix Bessemer Steel Works|Phoenix Bessemer Steel Co]]., Ltd. and the company was wound up. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:14, 19 October 2020
1871 Thomas Hampton and William Radcliffe (1844-1908) built and operated a steelworks at the Ickles
1872 Phoenix Bessemer Steel and Wire Co was registered[1]
1872 Sold the works to the adjoining Phoenix Bessemer Steel Co., Ltd. and the company was wound up.
1873 Thomas Hampton and William Radcliffe, both of Phoenix Direct Steel Works, Rotherham, in the county of York, Co-partners, were recently trading under the firm of Hampton, Radcliffe, and Company[2]
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