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John Dickinson and Sons

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1891.

John Dickinson and Sons of Palmers Hill Engine Works, Monkwearmouth, Sunderland

1852 John Dickinson set up a small engine repairing business

1886 Drawing showing the general arrangement of the engines and boilers of the SS Royal Prince.[1] [2]

1891 Advert. Marine Engineer. Listed as John Dickinson

1911 Engines for 'Meroe'. Ship built by Sir Raylton Dixon and Co.[3]

1912 Engines for ships - J. Dickinson and Sons

1914 Directory: Listed as Boiler Makers and Marine Engineers

1946 Palmers Hill Engine Works purchased by William Doxford and Sons

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Engineering 1886/06/18
  2. ↑ Engineering 1886/06/25
  3. ↑ * The Engineer of 1st September 1911 p244
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