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A bell at Brindle St Joseph’s Church in Preston bears the date and name "1828 J. Lindsay and Co, Canal Foundry Preston" <ref>[http://freespace.virgin.net/mick.gardner/bells.htm] Website relating to Brindle St Joseph's Church</ref> | A bell at Brindle St Joseph’s Church in Preston bears the date and name "1828 J. Lindsay and Co, Canal Foundry Preston" <ref>[http://freespace.virgin.net/mick.gardner/bells.htm] Website relating to Brindle St Joseph's Church</ref> | ||
Foundry later became [[Stevenson and Co]] | Foundry later became [[Stevenson and Co|J. C. Stevenson and Co]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 3 March 2025
of Canal Foundry, Preston.
Iron Founders and Millwrights
1825 Listed as iron founders[1]
1827 20 HP portable steam engine advertised for sale by James Shawcross at a cotton mill in Little Houghton, Worsley[2]
A bell at Brindle St Joseph’s Church in Preston bears the date and name "1828 J. Lindsay and Co, Canal Foundry Preston" [3]
Foundry later became J. C. Stevenson and Co
See Also
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