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[[Category: Packaging and Containers]]
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[[Category: Builders Merchants]]
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[[Category: Timber Products ]]
[[Category: Timber Merchants]]
[[Category: Timber Products]]

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of Norwich, timber importers and building material merchants

1845 Company established.

1914 Timber importers, creosoters, slate merchants, slating contractors and box, case and wood wool manufacturers. Specialities: wood block floorings, mouldings, creosoting, fencings etc. The principals of the firm were: George Jewson, J.P., John William Jewson, Richard Jewson, William Henry Jewson, Percy William Jewson[1]

1919 Limited company incorporated

1937 Timber importers, box and case manufacturers. [2]

1968 Acquired by Horsley-Smith[3]

1970 International Timber was formed when Gliksten and Son took in the Horsley Smith and Jewson group'

The name of Jewson Ltd was changed to Jewson (Holdings) Ltd

1983 The name of Jewson and Sons Ltd was changed to James Scott and Son Timber Ltd

1983 Jewson (Holdings) Ltd reorganised its subsidiaries and transferred: [4]

to Jewson and Sons Ltd

and transferred:

to Jewson Ltd

1984 Jewson and Sons was acquired by Meyer International. The name of Jewson and Sons Ltd was changed to Jewson Ltd; the name of Jewson Ltd was changed to Jewson and Sons Ltd. The name of Jewson (Holdings) Ltd was changed to Meyer International Merchants Ltd., the chain of builders merchants that Meyer established.

1987 Meyer International acquired the Harcros business and put it together with its own Jewson chain, effectively doubling the size.

1990 James Scott and Son Timber Ltd became part of United Builders Merchants

2000 Meyer was acquired by Saint-Gobain of France, becoming part of that company's growing building materials distribution activities[5]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1914 Whitakers Red Book
  2. ↑ 1937 The Aeroplane Directory of the Aviation and Allied Industries
  3. ↑ The Times Sept. 26, 1973
  4. ↑ 1984 Annual Report
  5. ↑ Saint-Gobain [1]
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