Difference between revisions of "Clark-Hawthorn"
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1979 The marine engine business of [[Hawthorn Leslie (Shipbuilders)|Hawthorn, Leslie and Co]] was merged with [[George Clark and N. E. M.]], both owned by [[British Shipbuilders]], to form '''Clark Hawthorn'''. | 1979 (?) The marine engine business of [[Hawthorn Leslie (Shipbuilders)|Hawthorn, Leslie and Co]] was merged with [[George Clark and N. E. M.]], both owned by [[British Shipbuilders]], to form '''Clark Hawthorn'''. | ||
Merged with [[John G. Kincaid and Co]] to form [[Clark Kincaid]] | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == |
Revision as of 18:02, 20 February 2020
1979 (?) The marine engine business of Hawthorn, Leslie and Co was merged with George Clark and N. E. M., both owned by British Shipbuilders, to form Clark Hawthorn.
Merged with John G. Kincaid and Co to form Clark Kincaid