Alfred Crosskill
From Graces Guide
Alfred Crosskill (1829-1904), agricultural implement maker
1829 Born in Beverley, son of William Crosskill (1800-1888)
1861 Was an agricultural implement maker employing 82 men[1]
Presumably partner in A. and E. Crosskill
1864 William Crosskill's sons Alfred and Edmund set up a rival firm to the business which had been their father's and had become Beverley Iron and Wagon Co; the new company traded as William Crosskill and Sons, on a site in Eastgate, Beverley. They continued to make railway wagons and farm carts there.
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- ↑ 1861 census