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1868 Robert Brown Tennent left the Copartnery of STRATHERN, MURRAY, & COMPANY, Engineers and Boiler Makers at Coatbank Engine and Boiler Works, Coatbridge, of which he and [[Alexander Morton Strathern]] and Richard Murray were the sole Partners. The business was carried on by Alexander Morton Strathern and Richard Murray, on their own account<ref>The Edinburgh Gazette 2 February 1869</ref> | 1868 Robert Brown Tennent left the Copartnery of STRATHERN, MURRAY, & COMPANY, Engineers and Boiler Makers at Coatbank Engine and Boiler Works, Coatbridge, of which he and [[Alexander Morton Strathern]] and Richard Murray were the sole Partners. The business was carried on by Alexander Morton Strathern and Richard Murray, on their own account<ref>The Edinburgh Gazette 2 February 1869</ref> | ||
1871 Alexander Morton Strathern | 1871 Alexander Morton Strathern retired from the copartnery of STRATHERN, MURRAY, & PATERSON, Engineers and Boiler Makers at Coatbank, Coatbridge; the other partners were Richard Murray and Jno. Paterson<ref>The Edinburgh Gazette 22 September 1871</ref> | ||
Became Murray and Paterson | Became Murray and Paterson | ||
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1868 Robert Brown Tennent left the Copartnery of STRATHERN, MURRAY, & COMPANY, Engineers and Boiler Makers at Coatbank Engine and Boiler Works, Coatbridge, of which he and Alexander Morton Strathern and Richard Murray were the sole Partners. The business was carried on by Alexander Morton Strathern and Richard Murray, on their own account[1]
1871 Alexander Morton Strathern retired from the copartnery of STRATHERN, MURRAY, & PATERSON, Engineers and Boiler Makers at Coatbank, Coatbridge; the other partners were Richard Murray and Jno. Paterson[2]
Became Murray and Paterson
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