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1842 Listed as a manufacturer in the Birmingham area <ref>The Times, Friday, Mar 11, 1842</ref> | 1842 Listed as a manufacturer in the Birmingham area <ref>The Times, Friday, Mar 11, 1842</ref> | ||
1847 Charles Geech and Samuel Beale carried on the business of [[William Scholefield and Co (of Park Gate)|William Scholefield and Co]] at Park Gate Ironworks. | |||
1853 Samuel Beale and Co acquired interest in the "[[Birmingham Tin Plate Co|Parkgate Iron Works]] of Messrs. Samuel Beale and Co of Birmingham"<ref>The Times, Monday, May 16, 1853 </ref> | 1853 Samuel Beale and Co acquired interest in the "[[Birmingham Tin Plate Co|Parkgate Iron Works]] of Messrs. Samuel Beale and Co of Birmingham"<ref>The Times, Monday, May 16, 1853 </ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 08:26, 4 July 2022
Company established by Samuel Beale
1842 Listed as a manufacturer in the Birmingham area [1]
1847 Charles Geech and Samuel Beale carried on the business of William Scholefield and Co at Park Gate Ironworks.
1853 Samuel Beale and Co acquired interest in the "Parkgate Iron Works of Messrs. Samuel Beale and Co of Birmingham"[2]
1854 Samuel Beale and Co produced wrought iron plates for Isambard Kingdom Brunel's famous steamship the SS Great Eastern.
1864 Samuel Beale retired and his son William Lansdowne Beale incorporated the company under the name Parkgate Iron Company Limited which was launched as a joint-stock company [3]
1888 The company's name was changed to Parkgate Iron and Steel Co.
1934 See Park Gate Iron and Steel Co: 1934 Review
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