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1905 Mr Ker, general manager, set himself up as consultant in electrical and mechanical engineering in Edinburgh<ref>The Engineer 1905/03/24 p 304</ref> | 1905 Mr Ker, general manager, set himself up as consultant in electrical and mechanical engineering in Edinburgh<ref>The Engineer 1905/03/24 p 304</ref> | ||
1911 Dissolution of copartnery of PATERSON COOPER & COMPANY, Electrical Engineers, Paisley; the partners were [[Wilfrid Robert Vernet Marshall|Wilfrid R. V. Marshall]] and [[William Hamilton Willis Marshall|W. H. W. Marshall]]; agreement witnessed in London<ref>Edinburgh Gazette 13 June 1911</ref> | 1909 Company put into voluntary liquidation<ref>The Edinburgh Gazette 19 January 1909</ref> | ||
1911 Dissolution of the copartnery of PATERSON COOPER & COMPANY, Electrical Engineers, Paisley; the partners were [[Wilfrid Robert Vernet Marshall|Wilfrid R. V. Marshall]] and [[William Hamilton Willis Marshall|W. H. W. Marshall]]; agreement witnessed in London<ref>Edinburgh Gazette 13 June 1911</ref> | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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of Patella Works, Paisley
1899 Bow, M'Lachlan, & Company, Engineers, Paisley, and William Bow and John M'Lachlan, both Engineers, Paisley, retired, from the Copartnership of PATERSON,COOPER, & COMPANY, Electrical Engineers, Paisley. William Hamilton Willis Marshall and Wilfred Robert Vernet Marshall continued the Business under the Firm of PATERSON, COOPER, & COMPANY[1]
1905 Mr Ker, general manager, set himself up as consultant in electrical and mechanical engineering in Edinburgh[2]
1909 Company put into voluntary liquidation[3]
1911 Dissolution of the copartnery of PATERSON COOPER & COMPANY, Electrical Engineers, Paisley; the partners were Wilfrid R. V. Marshall and W. H. W. Marshall; agreement witnessed in London[4]