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of Ashover, Derbyshire.
of Ashover, Derbyshire.
1774 Pumping engine installed by Francis Thompson


1782 Heavy disbursements were made by the Gregory Company to both [[Francis Thompson (1747-1809)|Thompson]] and to [[Boulton and Watt]], probably in connection with a new engine and pump shaft, indicating a certain association between the three concerns.<ref>The Engineer 1917/02/09</ref>
1782 Heavy disbursements were made by the Gregory Company to both [[Francis Thompson (1747-1809)|Thompson]] and to [[Boulton and Watt]], probably in connection with a new engine and pump shaft, indicating a certain association between the three concerns.<ref>The Engineer 1917/02/09</ref>
1784 Pumping engine installed by Francis Thompson


1917 Detail of 18th Century pumping engine published in [[The Engineer 1917/02/09]].
1917 Detail of 18th Century pumping engine published in [[The Engineer 1917/02/09]].

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of Ashover, Derbyshire.

1774 Pumping engine installed by Francis Thompson

1782 Heavy disbursements were made by the Gregory Company to both Thompson and to Boulton and Watt, probably in connection with a new engine and pump shaft, indicating a certain association between the three concerns.[1]

1917 Detail of 18th Century pumping engine published in The Engineer 1917/02/09.

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  1. The Engineer 1917/02/09