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1863 Business established by [[James Aitken]] and [[Robert Mansel]] | |||
1865 See [[1865 Clyde Shipbuilders]] for detail of the tonnage produced | |||
1866 Launched a screw steamer of 400 tons. Engines to be fitted by [[Aitken and Co]] of Cranstonhill <ref>[[The Engineer]] of 27th April 1866 p313</ref> | |||
1872 [[Aitken and Mansel]] leased the Kelvinhaugh yard that had been previously used by [[Alexander Stephen and Sons]]; eventually the Queens Dock was excavated on the part of the site. | |||
1889 See [[1889 Shipbuilding Statistics]] for detail of the tonnage produced | |||
1890 Company closed | |||
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of Whiteinch. Shipbuilders
1863 Business established by James Aitken and Robert Mansel
1865 See 1865 Clyde Shipbuilders for detail of the tonnage produced
1866 Launched a screw steamer of 400 tons. Engines to be fitted by Aitken and Co of Cranstonhill [1]
1872 Aitken and Mansel leased the Kelvinhaugh yard that had been previously used by Alexander Stephen and Sons; eventually the Queens Dock was excavated on the part of the site.
1889 See 1889 Shipbuilding Statistics for detail of the tonnage produced
1890 Company closed
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Engineer of 27th April 1866 p313