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1861 Bankrupt. William Griffin, Cradley heath, anchor-smith and smith.<ref>Worcestershire Chronicle - Wednesday 27 February 1861</ref> | 1861 Bankrupt. [[William Griffin (1825-1906)|William Griffin]], Cradley heath, anchor-smith and smith.<ref>Worcestershire Chronicle - Wednesday 27 February 1861</ref> | ||
1874 Mentioned. William Griffin, anchor maker, Cradley.<ref>Worcester Journal - Saturday 31 October 1874</ref> | 1874 Mentioned. [[William Griffin (1825-1906)|William Griffin]], anchor maker, Cradley.<ref>Worcester Journal - Saturday 31 October 1874</ref> | ||
1889 Court case. '...The defendant William Griffin was the owner of the two works upon either side of Mill Street, and at these works the elder Griffin carried on the ordinary business of forging iron. On the 2nd of February, this year, the elder Griffin gave up all the business to his son, the co-defendant, William Griffin the younger. In the November of 1876, the defendant PURCHASED A STEAM HAMMER, which was a 30cwt. double action steam hammer. The defendant proceeded to use it in December of the same year. He should call a number of witnesses who resided in the property ten, twelve, and fifteen years ago, to say that that time the property was in very fair repair, and that there was no damage visible which could be attributed to the steam hammer. They would find that within the last four or five years the houses had become cracked many places....'<ref>Dudley Mercury, Stourbridge, Brierley Hill, and County Express - Saturday 31 August 1889</ref> | 1889 Court case. '...The defendant [[William Griffin (1825-1906)|William Griffin]] was the owner of the two works upon either side of Mill Street, and at these works the elder Griffin carried on the ordinary business of forging iron. On the 2nd of February, this year, the elder Griffin gave up all the business to his son, the co-defendant, [[William Griffin (1857-1936)|William Griffin the younger]]. In the November of 1876, the defendant PURCHASED A STEAM HAMMER, which was a 30cwt. double action steam hammer. The defendant proceeded to use it in December of the same year. He should call a number of witnesses who resided in the property ten, twelve, and fifteen years ago, to say that that time the property was in very fair repair, and that there was no damage visible which could be attributed to the steam hammer. They would find that within the last four or five years the houses had become cracked many places....'<ref>Dudley Mercury, Stourbridge, Brierley Hill, and County Express - Saturday 31 August 1889</ref> | ||
1895 Takes over [[J. Wood Aston and Co]].<ref>Birmingham Daily Post - Thursday 19 September 1895</ref> | 1895 Takes over [[J. Wood Aston and Co]].<ref>Birmingham Daily Post - Thursday 19 September 1895</ref> | ||
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of Cradley Heath, Staffs
1861 Bankrupt. William Griffin, Cradley heath, anchor-smith and smith.[1]
1874 Mentioned. William Griffin, anchor maker, Cradley.[2]
1889 Court case. '...The defendant William Griffin was the owner of the two works upon either side of Mill Street, and at these works the elder Griffin carried on the ordinary business of forging iron. On the 2nd of February, this year, the elder Griffin gave up all the business to his son, the co-defendant, William Griffin the younger. In the November of 1876, the defendant PURCHASED A STEAM HAMMER, which was a 30cwt. double action steam hammer. The defendant proceeded to use it in December of the same year. He should call a number of witnesses who resided in the property ten, twelve, and fifteen years ago, to say that that time the property was in very fair repair, and that there was no damage visible which could be attributed to the steam hammer. They would find that within the last four or five years the houses had become cracked many places....'[3]
1895 Takes over J. Wood Aston and Co.[4]
1919 'William Griffin and Co afterwards called William Griffin and Sons.'[5]
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ Worcestershire Chronicle - Wednesday 27 February 1861
- ↑ Worcester Journal - Saturday 31 October 1874
- ↑ Dudley Mercury, Stourbridge, Brierley Hill, and County Express - Saturday 31 August 1889
- ↑ Birmingham Daily Post - Thursday 19 September 1895
- ↑ Staffordshire Advertiser - Saturday 08 November 1919