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Before 1834, [[Joseph Hall]] was in business with [[Richard Bradley]] and [[Frederick Isaac Welch]] as '''Bradley, Welch and Hall''' with logo of B.W.H. above a unicorn's head <ref>Morning Post 4 November 1863</ref>. | Before 1834, [[Joseph Hall]] was in business with [[Richard Bradley]] and [[Frederick Isaac Welch]] as '''Bradley, Welch and Hall''' with logo of B.W.H. above a unicorn's head <ref>Morning Post 4 November 1863</ref>. | ||
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Revision as of 09:11, 5 July 2012
Ironmasters of Bloomfield Ironworks, Tipton
Before 1834, Joseph Hall was in business with Richard Bradley and Frederick Isaac Welch as Bradley, Welch and Hall with logo of B.W.H. above a unicorn's head [1].
1834 June 30th. Welch leaves the partnership with Bradley and Hall. They are in business as Ironmasters of Bloomfield Iron Works, Tipton [2]
1834 Welch retired; he was replaced by William Barrows and the name became Bradley, Barrows and Hall; logo became B.B.H. with a crown above.
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Sources of Information
- A Topographical Dictionary of England (1848) by Samuel Lewis