Vaughan and Stubbs
From Graces Guide
Vaughan & Stubbs of 12 (15?) Tiverton Street, Ardwick, Manchester
1877 Vaughan and Stubbs' patent self-acting water ejector [1].
1879 Henry Vaughan listed as engineer (Vaughan & Stubbs), 15 Tiverton Street, Ardwick [2]
1879 December: Dissolution of the partnership between Henry Vaughan and Joseph Sheldon Stubbs, patentees, of Manchester and Lincoln. The business was carried on by Vaughan[3]
The title of the firm was then altered to Vaughan and Son who carried on production of the ejector
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