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'''R. S. Newall and Son''', of Liverpool, wire rope makers
'''R. S. Newall and Son''', wire rope makers, of Washington, Co. Durham and Atherton's Quay, Warrington
 
of Liverpool


1889 [[Robert Stirling Newall]], having left [[R. S. Newall and Co]], moved to Liverpool and set up a new business with his son <ref>The Times, 12 September 1924</ref>.
1889 [[Robert Stirling Newall]], having left [[R. S. Newall and Co]], moved to Liverpool and set up a new business with his son <ref>The Times, 12 September 1924</ref>.


1891 Took limited company status
1891 Took limited company status
1900 Micrometer wire gauge. R S Newall and Son of Washinton.  Article and illustration in The Engineer.<ref>[[The Engineer 1900/08/31]] of 31st August 1900 p221</ref>


1923 Business continued by Newall's grandson, L. B. Newall
1923 Business continued by Newall's grandson, L. B. Newall
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[[Category: Town - Liverpool]]
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[[Category: Ropes, Wires and Cables (non-electrical)]]
[[Category: Ropes, Wires and Cables (non-electrical)]]

Revision as of 14:21, 6 February 2014

1911. Steel wire rope.

R. S. Newall and Son, wire rope makers, of Washington, Co. Durham and Atherton's Quay, Warrington

of Liverpool

1889 Robert Stirling Newall, having left R. S. Newall and Co, moved to Liverpool and set up a new business with his son [1].

1891 Took limited company status

1900 Micrometer wire gauge. R S Newall and Son of Washinton. Article and illustration in The Engineer.[2]

1923 Business continued by Newall's grandson, L. B. Newall

1923 Incorporated in British Ropes Ltd on its formation[3].

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, 12 September 1924
  2. The Engineer 1900/08/31 of 31st August 1900 p221
  3. National Archives