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After 1811, when William Ward decided to wind up his interest in the [[Staveley Iron and Coal Co|Staveley Ironworks]],  [[George Hodgkinson Barrow]] of Southwell, became the sole proprietor.  
After 1811, when William Ward decided to wind up his interest in the [[Staveley Coal and Iron Co|Staveley Ironworks]],  [[George Hodgkinson Barrow]] of Southwell, became the sole proprietor.  


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==See Also==

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After 1811, when William Ward decided to wind up his interest in the Staveley Ironworks, George Hodgkinson Barrow of Southwell, became the sole proprietor.

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