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1961 The company comprised the following companies: | 1961 The company comprised the following companies: | ||
*[[Crosses and Winkworth]] | * [[Crosses and Winkworth]] | ||
*[[Duncan Doubling Co]]. | * [[Duncan Doubling Co]]. | ||
*[[William Heaton and Sons]]. | * [[William Heaton and Sons]]. | ||
*[[North End Spinning Co]]. | * [[North End Spinning Co]]. | ||
*[[T. M. Hesketh and Sons]]. | * [[T. M. Hesketh and Sons]]. | ||
*Heaton Sales Co. | * Heaton Sales Co. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:49, 16 April 2023
Crosses and Heatons of Knowsley Grange, Chorley New Road, Bolton.
1922 Crosses and Winkworth formed a new company Crosses and Heatons' Associated Mills to acquire the following mills:[1]
- William Heaton and Sons
- North End Spinning Co
- John Thomasson and Son
- Merton Mill, Bolton
- Victoria Mill, Bolton
- Atlantic Doubling Mill (Duncan Doubling Co), Ashton-under-Lyne.
1923 Acquired John Bright and Brothers.[2]
1945 Acquired T. M. Hesketh and Sons.[3]
1946 Acquired Whitworth Doubling Co.[4]
1961 The company comprised the following companies:
- Crosses and Winkworth
- Duncan Doubling Co.
- William Heaton and Sons.
- North End Spinning Co.
- T. M. Hesketh and Sons.
- Heaton Sales Co.
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