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c.1842 The Harford's iron business was severely damaged by defaults on credits in Maryland, USA, which led to the bankruptcy of Harford, Davies & Co. of Ebbw Vale.<ref>Biography of the Harford family, ODNB</ref> | c.1842 The Harford's iron business was severely damaged by defaults on credits in Maryland, USA, which led to the bankruptcy of Harford, Davies & Co. of Ebbw Vale.<ref>Biography of the Harford family, ODNB</ref> | ||
1843 [[Harford, | 1843 [[Harford, Davies and Co|Messrs Harford and Davies]] - the [[Ebbw Vale Co]] - failed with the prospect of making 2000 - 3000 workers redundant, which caused much concern locally<ref>The Times, 21 June 1843</ref>. | ||
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1804 Harford, Davis and Co were bankers in Bristol[1]
1815-18 Harford, Davis and Co were in business in Bristol[2].
c.1842 The Harford's iron business was severely damaged by defaults on credits in Maryland, USA, which led to the bankruptcy of Harford, Davies & Co. of Ebbw Vale.[3]
1843 Messrs Harford and Davies - the Ebbw Vale Co - failed with the prospect of making 2000 - 3000 workers redundant, which caused much concern locally[4].
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