Difference between revisions of "Thomas Winder"
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Iron founder, later Coal and Coke merchant, of Marsh Place, Lambeth | Iron founder, later Coal and Coke merchant, of Marsh Place, Lambeth | ||
1798 Partnership dissolved. '...the Copartnership between [[Thomas Winder]], [[John Joseph]], and [[Joseph Bramah]], Iron-Founders, carrying on Trade at Narrow-Wall, Lambeth, under the Firm of [[Winder, Joseph and Co|Winder, Joseph, and Co]]. was dissolved by mutual Consent; and that the Business has since then, and will in future be carried on by the | 1798 Partnership dissolved. '...the Copartnership between [[Thomas Winder]], [[John Joseph]], and [[Joseph Bramah]], Iron-Founders, carrying on Trade at Narrow-Wall, Lambeth, under the Firm of [[Winder, Joseph and Co|Winder, Joseph, and Co]]. was dissolved by mutual Consent; and that the Business has since then, and will in future be carried on by the said Thomas Winder and John | ||
Joseph only...'<ref>[http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/15057/pages/851] Gazette Issue 15057 published on the 8 September 1798. Page 7 of 12 </ref> | Joseph only...'<ref>[http://www.london-gazette.co.uk/issues/15057/pages/851] Gazette Issue 15057 published on the 8 September 1798. Page 7 of 12 </ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 11:53, 19 December 2018
Iron founder, later Coal and Coke merchant, of Marsh Place, Lambeth
1798 Partnership dissolved. '...the Copartnership between Thomas Winder, John Joseph, and Joseph Bramah, Iron-Founders, carrying on Trade at Narrow-Wall, Lambeth, under the Firm of Winder, Joseph, and Co. was dissolved by mutual Consent; and that the Business has since then, and will in future be carried on by the said Thomas Winder and John Joseph only...'[1]
1804 The bankruptcy order against Thomas Winder was lifted; he and William Jewhurst, both of Westminster-Bridge Road, Surrey, were Iron founders, copartners, dealers, and chapmen[2]
1808 Dissolution of the partnerships with Thomas Foster, and with Thomas Foster and Isaac Moorsom as coal and coke merchants; debts would be settled by Thomas Winder[3]