Easton, Anderson and Goolden
From Graces Guide
1895. Triple Expansion Pumping Engines, Leicester Waterworks.
of Erith.
Electric light plants
Formerly Easton and Anderson.
1894 Amalgamated with Goolden and Atkinson[1]
1892 Engine for booster at Winchester gasworks.
1898 Company liquidation. T. Perceval Wilson is Chairman.[2]
1900 Had supplied boilers to more than 300 customers by this date.
1900 Engine for the West Gloucestershire Water Company (Frampton Cotterell Station). Listed as Easton, Anderson and Goolden of Erith.
1900 A syndicate under the name of Easton and Co was formed to take over the work and connections of Easton, Anderson and Goolden, Limited.[3]
1908 Bought by Pulsometer Engineering Co.
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