Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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T. W. Ashby and Co

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of Rutland Terrace Ironworks, Stamford

Chronology

1857 Henry Smith retired and Smith and Ashby became T. W. Ashby and Co.

1861 Employs 156 persons [1]

1862 Advert includes portable steam engine and chaff cutters etc. and trading as T. W. Ashby and Co (late Smith and Ashby) of Rutland Terrace Ironworks [2]

c1863 George Edward Jeffery joined T. W. Ashby and Co and the company was then known as Ashby and Jeffery


See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. 1861 Census
  2. The York Herald, Saturday, August 23, 1862