James Haywood (Junior)
of Phoenix Foundry and Engineering Works, Derby
See also 1862 London Exhibition: Catalogue: Class IX.: James Haywood (Junior)
His name was also rendered as James Heywood (Junior)
Small portable steam engine illustrated in ‘Old Glory’ magazine No. 55 September 1994, with a plate bearing the words 'Haywood Derby'. It was owned by the Belbin brothers in Sydney who bought it in 1977 from the Goulburn Steam Museum. The machine was unusual, having a side-mounted cylinder, with the crankshaft bearings mounted on the top of a steam dome.
1858 Portable steam engines and threshing machines.[1]. The advertisement shows an engraving of a portable engine very similar to the one in Sydney referred to above. It is therefore probable that the engine in Sydney was made by James Haywood (Jun). It is not clear whether there was a connection with J. and G. Haywood of Derby
1871 Built a parabolic (bowstring) iron bridge for the Novotorsky Railway, called the Logovishtche Bridge, near the town of Twer (Тверь) in Russia. The Anglicized names are as spelt in the source article. The single span was over 140 ft[2]