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Samuel Brooks (company)

From Graces Guide
Page 8

Samuel Brooks, producer of Cotton Waste Picking Machines, of Union Iron Works, West Gorton.

Samuel Brooks brassfounders, lathe and tool makers, and cotton machinery makers, of 1 Warren St, Cross St and Union Iron Works, Thomas St, Clowes St, Manchester (1879)[1]

1859 The firm was founded by Samuel Brooks.

Known as S. S. Brooks.

1892 The firm became Brooks and Doxey when R. A. Doxey joined the firm as partner.


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Slater's Directory of Manchester & Salford, 1879
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