Difference between revisions of "Carrington and Dewhurst"
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WWII Produce balloon fabric, nylon parachute cloth and utility rayon cloth; New Mill was closed from 1941 to 1944 | WWII Produce balloon fabric, nylon parachute cloth and utility rayon cloth; New Mill was closed from 1941 to 1944 | ||
1950 Incorporated as a private company. Converted into a public company. Facilities were: | 1950 Incorporated as a private company. Converted into a public company '''Carrington and Sagar''' Lrd, the holding company for '''Carrington and Dewhurst'''. Facilities were: | ||
* [[Grove Mill, Eccleston]] | * [[Grove Mill, Eccleston]] | ||
* [[New Mill, Eccleston]] | * [[New Mill, Eccleston]] |
Revision as of 13:58, 21 September 2014
of Kirkham, Preston
1891 Directory (Preston): Listed as Cotton spinners and manufacturers. More details
Freckleton Street Mills, Kirkham; 930 looms, twills, satins, serges, printers, &c.
of Nelson
1891 Directory (Nelson): Listed as Cotton spinner and manufacturers. More details
Hohne Mills, Nelson; 980 looms, twills, jeans, stripes, &c.;
of Eccleston, Chorley
1885 Formation of Carrington, Woods and Co as a partnership[1]
Grove Mill, Eccleston; 930 looms,twills, dobbies, satteens, &c.
1891 Directory (Chorley): Listed as Cotton manufacturers. More details
Later traded as Carrington and Dewhurst
1909 Formal transfer to Carrington and Dewhurst Ltd
1928 Incorporation of Carrington and Dewhurst Ltd, controlled by H W Carrington ( - 1950) and S H Sagar.
1929 Decision to stop cotton weaving in favour of rayon weaving
By 1934 the conversion to rayon had been completed
WWII Produce balloon fabric, nylon parachute cloth and utility rayon cloth; New Mill was closed from 1941 to 1944
1950 Incorporated as a private company. Converted into a public company Carrington and Sagar Lrd, the holding company for Carrington and Dewhurst. Facilities were:
- Grove Mill, Eccleston
- New Mill, Eccleston
- Greengrove Mill, Rochdale
- Douglas Mill, Standish near Wigan
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ The Times Jul 18, 1950