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Ashworth, Son and Co of Midland Iron Works, Dewsbury; Branch Works: Thomas Street Works, Smethwick, Birmingham. | Ashworth, Son and Co of Midland Iron Works, Dewsbury; Branch Works: Thomas Street Works, Smethwick, Birmingham. | ||
1905 Thomas Alderson retired from the partnership with Samuel Ashworth under the style of "Alderson, Ashworth and Co", weighing machinists, Tithe Barn-street, Dewsbury. The business was carried on by Messrs. '''Ashworth, Son and Co.''' at the Midland Ironworks, Watergate, Dewsbury.<ref>The Engineer 1905/06/02 p564</ref> | |||
1911 Manufacturer of Weighing Machines for the Railways.<ref>Bradshaw’s Railway Manual 1911</ref> | 1911 Manufacturer of Weighing Machines for the Railways.<ref>Bradshaw’s Railway Manual 1911</ref> | ||
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Ashworth, Son and Co of Midland Iron Works, Dewsbury; Branch Works: Thomas Street Works, Smethwick, Birmingham.
1905 Thomas Alderson retired from the partnership with Samuel Ashworth under the style of "Alderson, Ashworth and Co", weighing machinists, Tithe Barn-street, Dewsbury. The business was carried on by Messrs. Ashworth, Son and Co. at the Midland Ironworks, Watergate, Dewsbury.[1]
1911 Manufacturer of Weighing Machines for the Railways.[2]
Presumably predecessor of Ashworth Ross and Co