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1889 See [[1889 Shipbuilding Statistics]] for detail of the tonnage produced | 1889 See [[1889 Shipbuilding Statistics]] for detail of the tonnage produced | ||
1893 Description of Clyde passenger steamer [[PS Isle of Arran]], constructed by T. B. Seath & Co. The machinery was provided by [[William King and Co]] of Glasgow. Special mention was made of the 'life-saving section deck', the invention of Reid | |||
and Co., 11, Bothwell-street, Glasgow.<ref>[[Engineering 1893/04/14]]</ref> | |||
1922 T. R. Seath and William Y. Seath were the sole partners | 1922 T. R. Seath and William Y. Seath were the sole partners | ||
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of Rutherglen, Glasgow
Ship Builders
1853 Established by Thomas B. Seath
1866 Launched 'Princess', an iron paddle steamer for river traffic [1]
1889 See 1889 Shipbuilding Statistics for detail of the tonnage produced
1893 Description of Clyde passenger steamer PS Isle of Arran, constructed by T. B. Seath & Co. The machinery was provided by William King and Co of Glasgow. Special mention was made of the 'life-saving section deck', the invention of Reid and Co., 11, Bothwell-street, Glasgow.[2]
1922 T. R. Seath and William Y. Seath were the sole partners
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Engineer of 27th April 1866 p313
- ↑ Engineering 1893/04/14