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of [[Grove Mill, Keighley| Grove Mills]], Keighley. | of [[Grove Mill, Keighley| Grove Mills]], Keighley. | ||
See [[Robert Clough (1832-1911)]] | |||
1851 Employing 57 boys, 51 girls, 193 women and 186 men.<ref>1851 Census</ref> | 1851 Employing 57 boys, 51 girls, 193 women and 186 men.<ref>1851 Census</ref> | ||
1872 [[John Clough ( | 1872 [[John Clough (1809-1865)| John Clough]], Grove Mill, Keighley.<ref>Leeds Mercury - Thursday 28 March 1872</ref> | ||
1882 Robert Clough, Grove Mill, Keighley.<ref>Bradford Observer - Thursday 20 April 1882</ref> | 1882 Robert Clough, Grove Mill, Keighley.<ref>Bradford Observer - Thursday 20 April 1882</ref> | ||
1970 Merged with [[Jeremiah Ambler and Sons|Jeremiah Ambler]], and [[C. F. Taylor and Co]], to form [[British Mohair Spinners]].<ref>The Times, September 6, 1971</ref> | 1970 Merged with [[Jeremiah Ambler and Sons| Jeremiah Ambler]], and [[C. F. Taylor and Co]], to form [[British Mohair Spinners]].<ref>The Times, September 6, 1971</ref> | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:28, 25 June 2023
of Grove Mills, Keighley.
1851 Employing 57 boys, 51 girls, 193 women and 186 men.[1]
1872 John Clough, Grove Mill, Keighley.[2]
1882 Robert Clough, Grove Mill, Keighley.[3]
1970 Merged with Jeremiah Ambler, and C. F. Taylor and Co, to form British Mohair Spinners.[4]
See Also
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