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1919 James Kilpatrick and Son Limited, Paisley, was incorporated as a private company, with capital of £15,000, to acquire the goodwill of the business of electrical and general engineers carried on by John Kilpatrick and William Robert Scott and to extend and develop same.<ref>The Scotsman 20 September 1919 | 1919 James Kilpatrick and Son Limited, Paisley, was incorporated as a private company, with capital of £15,000, to acquire the goodwill of the business of electrical and general engineers carried on by John Kilpatrick and William Robert Scott and to extend and develop same.<ref>The Scotsman 20 September 1919</ref> | ||
1957 At its 34th annual meeting [[Power Securities Corporation]] Ltd recognised [[James Kilpatrick and Son]] Ltd as one its subsidiaries<ref>The Times, 21 May 1957</ref>. | 1957 At its 34th annual meeting [[Power Securities Corporation]] Ltd recognised [[James Kilpatrick and Son]] Ltd as one its subsidiaries<ref>The Times, 21 May 1957</ref>. | ||
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of Paisley.
1899 Company founded.
1919 James Kilpatrick and Son Limited, Paisley, was incorporated as a private company, with capital of £15,000, to acquire the goodwill of the business of electrical and general engineers carried on by John Kilpatrick and William Robert Scott and to extend and develop same.[1]
1957 At its 34th annual meeting Power Securities Corporation Ltd recognised James Kilpatrick and Son Ltd as one its subsidiaries[2].
1961 Electrical engineers, specialising in electrical engineering contracting, armature winding, switchboard building and overhead transmission engineering. 1,200 employees. [3]
Later became part of Balfour Kilpatrick
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Scotsman 20 September 1919
- ↑ The Times, 21 May 1957
- ↑ 1961 Dun and Bradstreet KBE