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1873 Iliff retired and the partnership became [[Mounsey and Foster]]. | 1873 Iliff retired and the partnership became [[Mounsey and Foster]]. | ||
Within a few years of Mounsey’s retirement in 1880, Robert Foster had formed a limited liability company, [[Sunderland Shipbuilding Co]] Ltd. This was the first such business in the area, and became known as the "Limited Yard" | Within a few years of Mounsey’s retirement in 1880, Robert Foster had formed a limited liability company, [[Sunderland Shipbuilding Co]] Ltd. This was the first such business in the area, and became known as the "Limited Yard"<ref>Tyne and Wear [http://www.twsitelines.info/Siteline.nsf/SMR/6A49BE304A2A7F1B802576AF003E6B71?opendocument]</ref>. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:03, 19 September 2012
1870 Part of a timber shipbuilding yard was taken over by the partnership of Iliff and Mounsey. They proceeded to construct vessels in iron.
1873 Iliff retired and the partnership became Mounsey and Foster.
Within a few years of Mounsey’s retirement in 1880, Robert Foster had formed a limited liability company, Sunderland Shipbuilding Co Ltd. This was the first such business in the area, and became known as the "Limited Yard"[1].
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