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T. R. Roberts, Son and Clarke

From Graces Guide

of New-street, Birmingham

Metals merchants

1870 Business established by T. R. Roberts. Joined by his son F. Max-Roberts and Mr Stafford Clarke

1907 Death of F. Max Roberts, Chairman.

1920 'Roberts, Son and Clarke, T. R:, 59/60, Exchange-buildings, New-street, Birmingham.'[1]

1921 Business carried on by Reginald Noakes after the death of Stafford Clarke and in 1945 took a partner. 1953 in court charged with fraud.[2]

1952 Partners are Reginald Noakes and J. E. Lisle.[3]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The London Gazette Publication date:19 October 1920 Issue:32090 Page:10105
  2. ↑ Evening Despatch - Tuesday 15 December 1953
  3. ↑ Birmingham Daily Post - Thursday 19 June 1952
  • Obituary of Stafford Clarke