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Barlow and Jones Ltd., of Manchester, cotton spinners and manufacturers, including Albert Mill, Cobden Mill and Prospect Mill, all in Bolton and a warehouse in Manchester.
of 2 Portland Street, Manchester
1874 Limited company registered to take over the business of cotton spinners of the firm of the same name. [1]
1900 The company was registered on 16 March, in reconstruction on an enlarged scale of a company of the same name (registered 1874), to take over the business of cotton spinners of the firm of the same name. [2]
1957 Acquired John Myers, a mail-order company[3]
1959 Acquired Falcon Mill.
1964 Shortly after floating the mail-order company John Myers, the company was acquired by English Sewing Cotton Co[4]
1967 English Sewing Cotton Co sold the Falcon Mill and Prospect Mill, mainly spinning Terylene-cotton blended yarn, to Carrington and Dewhurst[5]
Other mills in 1891
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