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Charles Edmund Maudslay, son of [[Joseph Maudslay]] | Charles Edmund Maudslay, son of [[Joseph Maudslay]] | ||
[[Herbert Charles Maudslay]], after resigning from | [[Herbert Charles Maudslay]], after resigning from his father's firm in Lambeth, joined with his brother, [[Charles Edmund Maudslay]], to acquire the shipyard formerly occupied by [[Norman Scott Russell]], on the left bank of the River Taff as [[Maudslay Brothers]] | ||
1879 the partnership was dissolved. Charles Edmund Maudslay took over his brother’s half-interest, by way of mortgage. | 1879 the partnership was dissolved. Charles Edmund Maudslay took over his brother’s half-interest, by way of mortgage. |
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Charles Edmund Maudslay, son of Joseph Maudslay
Herbert Charles Maudslay, after resigning from his father's firm in Lambeth, joined with his brother, Charles Edmund Maudslay, to acquire the shipyard formerly occupied by Norman Scott Russell, on the left bank of the River Taff as Maudslay Brothers
1879 the partnership was dissolved. Charles Edmund Maudslay took over his brother’s half-interest, by way of mortgage.
1882 He assigned the lease and goodwill.
See Also
Sources of Information
- Maudslay, Sons and Field by J. Foster Petree