Wailes and Robinson
From Graces Guide
Of 258 Euston Road, London NW, mechanical engineers
1855 George Wailes took over the business of C. Rich; the name was changed to the above.
1861 Frederick J. Robertson (sic), mechanical engineer, and his family (including John Eteson Robertson) lived at 258 Euston Road[1]
1867 A report of a property damaged by an extensive fire in High Street, Colchester, includes the printing works of Benham and Harrison, which had a 6 HP Wailes and Robinson engine in the cellar.[2]
1871 Frederick J. Robinson, mechanical engineer, was living in Kiburn with his family[3]
1876 Became George Wailes and Co
1881 Frederick J. Robinson was a retired mechanical engineer, a widower, and was living in Bromley, Kent[4]
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