Difference between revisions of "William Jones (of London)"
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William Jones Ltd was founded c.1879. William's three sons worked in the business, including Basil Jones, who left in 1931 to develop Sevenoaks | William Jones Ltd was founded c.1879. They had premises at several sites along the Thames. William's three sons worked in the business, including Basil Jones, who left in 1931 to develop [[Sevenoaks Brickworks]]. <ref>Information provided by Margaret Smith to Brian J. Goggin, May 2020</ref> | ||
1927 Suppliers of contractors' plant, including the 'Montania' petrol-engined narrow gauge locomotive, displayed at the Public Works, Roads and Transport Exhibition, and featured in The Engineer in 1927.<ref>[https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Special:MemberUsers?file=4/4f/Er19271125.pdf] The Engineer, 25 Nov 1927, p.591</ref>. See illustration. | 1927 Suppliers of contractors' plant, including the 'Montania' petrol-engined narrow gauge locomotive, displayed at the Public Works, Roads and Transport Exhibition, and featured in The Engineer in 1927.<ref>[https://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Special:MemberUsers?file=4/4f/Er19271125.pdf] The Engineer, 25 Nov 1927, p.591</ref>. See illustration. | ||
Revision as of 07:47, 16 May 2020
of 154-5 Upper Thames Street, London
William Jones Ltd was founded c.1879. They had premises at several sites along the Thames. William's three sons worked in the business, including Basil Jones, who left in 1931 to develop Sevenoaks Brickworks. [1]
1927 Suppliers of contractors' plant, including the 'Montania' petrol-engined narrow gauge locomotive, displayed at the Public Works, Roads and Transport Exhibition, and featured in The Engineer in 1927.[2]. See illustration.
1940 Probably the same business as William Jones (of Charlton)
1960s Manufacturing 'Dobbin' barrows.
1963 The business was taken over by A. C. E. Machinery
A hand-operated wharf crane with a William Jones nameplate is preserved in situ at Killaloe on the River Shannon.[3]