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J. and E. Headly

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1869.
1950. The large beam engine at Stow bridge.

of Eagle Foundry, Market Hill, Cambridge

Maker of stationary engines at Exchange Ironworks [1]in Cambridge.[2]

1824 Company formed by Robert Headly an Ironmonger and Pattern maker.

1839 Robert Headly, ironmonger and iron and brass founder, Market Hill, Cambridge[3].

1843 Business taken over by Robert's sons James Ind Headly and Edward Ind Headly

1846 Factory moved to Mill Road following a fire

c.1850 J. and E. Headly steam pumping engine for land drainage at Stitches Farm, Wimblington.

1851 J. and E. Headley (sic) engineers and ironfounders, Eagle Foundry, Mill Road[4].

Erected a beam engine at Stow Bridge Pumping Station.

1852 Partnership dissolved. James went into partnership with John Manning, trading as Headly and Manning at the Eagle Foundry.


See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. The Engineer 1869/03/19
  2. Stationary Steam Engines of Great Britain by George Watkins. Vol 10
  3. Robson's Commercial Directory of Beds, Bucks ..., 1839
  4. History, Gazetteer & Directory of Cambridgeshire, 1851