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1927 The growing chemical combine [[ICI]] took over [[Casebourne and Co|Casebourne and Co (1926)]] Ltd, a cement producer close to its Billingham Works where ammonia was produced with a by-product of precipitated chalk, suitable for making cement<ref>The Times, 30 December 1927</ref><ref>The Times, 1 June 1928</ref>. | 1927 The growing chemical combine [[ICI]] took over [[Casebourne and Co|Casebourne and Co (1926)]] Ltd, a cement producer close to its Billingham Works where ammonia was produced with a by-product of precipitated chalk, suitable for making cement<ref>The Times, 30 December 1927</ref><ref>The Times, 1 June 1928</ref>. | ||
Presumably became part of [[ICI Lime Division]] | |||
1943 Transferred to [[ICI Billingham Division]]<ref>[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwiZpa-sSPwEV2NKQmk1ckpTdTQ/view?pli=1&resourcekey=0-BaKBVgowtGL8wS2JyijZ9Q] ICI magazine Jan 1950</ref> | |||
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of West Hartlepool
1870 H. Casebourne wrote to The Engineer about work his father had done on the jointing of stone blocks on the harbour at West Hartlepool[1]
1882 The company was registered on 29 June, to acquire the freehold cement works at West Hartlepool and the leasehold steam brick works at Cowpen Bewley, near West Hartlepool, of the firm of the same name. [2]
1927 The growing chemical combine ICI took over Casebourne and Co (1926) Ltd, a cement producer close to its Billingham Works where ammonia was produced with a by-product of precipitated chalk, suitable for making cement[3][4].
Presumably became part of ICI Lime Division
1943 Transferred to ICI Billingham Division[5]
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