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'''Coltness Iron Works''' of Newmains/Wishaw (1837 - 1927) | '''Coltness Iron Works''' of Newmains/Wishaw (1837 - 1927) | ||
1836 Thomas Houldsworth of Farnsfield, M.P. for Nottingham, Henry Houldsworth's brother, bought the Coltness estate | 1836 [[Thomas Houldsworth]] of Farnsfield, M.P. for Nottingham, [[Henry Houldsworth]]'s brother, bought the Coltness estate | ||
1837 They established the '''Coltness Iron Works'''. | 1837 They established the '''Coltness Iron Works'''. | ||
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Coltness Iron Works of Newmains/Wishaw (1837 - 1927)
1836 Thomas Houldsworth of Farnsfield, M.P. for Nottingham, Henry Houldsworth's brother, bought the Coltness estate
1837 They established the Coltness Iron Works.
1841 The Coltness Ironworks opened; it had 6 blast furnaces. It later added 2 open hearth furnaces for producing steel castings. [1]
By 1860 the proprietors had fourteen blast furnaces at Coltness and Dalmellington, capable of producing about 120,000 tons of pig iron annually.
1866 Accident at their pit near Crofthead. Listed as Coltness Iron Co.
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Sources of Information
- The Engineer of 29th June 1866 p482
- Glasgow Men [2]