- An iron
founder (also iron-founder or
ironfounder) in its more
general sense is a
worker in
molten ferrous metal,
generally working within an iron foundry...
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Albert Williams (born 2
February 1846, date of
death unknown) was an
ironfounder,
businessman and
Christchurch City and Gore
Borough Councillor in the...
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George Bower (1827-1911), was the
owner of the
Vulcan Iron Works, St. Neots,
Cambridgeshire and was a
leading manufacturer of
equipment for gasworks. He...
- John
Harvey was a
Cornishman whose career started as a
blacksmith and
engineer at Carn****
Green near Hayle, in west Cornwall. In 1779 he
established a...
- 95–99, 102–105. ISBN 0-901462-88-8. Raistrick, A. (1953). A
Dynasty of
Ironfounders. Hyde, C. K. (1977).
Technological Change and the
British Iron Industry...
- son of
Joseph Pease. His
children include Wilson Pease (1867–1923) -
ironfounder Katherine Maria Routledge née
Pease (1866–1935) -
ethnographer ****ociated...
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Aveling and
Porter was a
British agricultural engine and
steamroller (road roller) manufacturer.
Thomas Aveling and
Richard Thomas Porter entered into...
- studio. His
friendship with the
family of Sir
Thomas Hugh Bell, a
leading ironfounder of Middlesbrough, led to
three commissions:
Rounton Grange (demolished...
-
August 1865) is
described as a 'founder' in his 1836 patent, and an '
ironfounder' in his 1838 patent, and
later as an
engineer and gas engineer, working...
- Cayón, is completed. St George's Church, Everton, England,
designed by
ironfounder John
Cragg with
Thomas Rickman, is consecrated. St George's Church, Charlotte...
