Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Green, Wigram and Green

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1829 Richard Green became a partner in the firm Wigram and Green, which was renamed Green, Wigram and Green.

1832 Green, Wigram and Green of Blackwall employed from 500 to 1,000 men [1]

1833 Green, Wigram and Green of Blackwall launch the 'Monarch' the largest steam-ship ever built in the country and owned by the Edinburgh Steam Co. Powered by two 100 hp engines by Boulton and Watt [2]

1836 Wigram and Green of Blackwall launch the 'Countess of Lonsdale' of 700 tons. Owned by the General Steam Navigation Co. [3]

1843 the shipbuilding partnership of Wigram and Green expired - the shipyard was divided down the middle. Money Wigram and Sons retained the western half and the Greens the eastern half, later becoming R. and H. Green and Co.




See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. The Morning Chronicle, Wednesday, October 17, 1832
  2. The Morning Post, Tuesday, July 02, 1833
  3. The Blackburn Standard, Wednesday, August 10, 1836