Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Drew Bear Ransome and Perks

From Graces Guide

Drew Bear, Ransome and Perks of 71a, Queen Victoria-street, London.

Structural engineers

formerly Rownson, Drew and Co

1892 Tom Drew Bear carried on the business of Engineers, Bridge, Girder, and Roof Contractors, that had been part of Rownson, Drew, and Co.[1]

1894 Dissolution of the Partnership between Tom Drew Bear, Frank Ransome and Edwin Hollis Perks carrying on business as Engineers at 71 A, Queen Victoria-street in the city of London and at Princes Wharf, Commercial-road, Lambeth in the county of Surrey under the style or firm of Drew Bear Ransome and Perks on the departure of Frank Ransome. Tom Drew Bear and Edwin Hollis Perks carried on the said business under the style or firm of Drew Bear Perks and Co[2].


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Sources of Information

  1. London Gazette 8 July, 1892
  2. London Gazette 27 of November 1894