Tompkinson and Billington (& Son) |
Location and period of operation:
Tompkinson |
Longton |
1868 |
1870 (71) |
China manufacturers at the High Street, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent
Charles Tompkinson (of Blythe Bridge) and Richard Billington (of the Mear) were partners in this business. They had another business as earthenware manufacturers in Stafford Street, Longton.
In 1869/70 Richard Billington's son Charles was also in partnership under the style Tompkinson, Billington & Son.
The partnership between Tompkinson and Billington went into liquidation in 1871.
Charles Tompkinson then continued at the High Street Works with Frederick Watts,
Concurrently: Billington and Tompkinson
Subsequently: Watts & Tomkinson
London Gazette, July 5 1870
notice that
Charles Billington (the 'son') left the partnership
of Tompkinson, Billington & Son
London Gazette, August 4 1871
notice
of the proceedings for liquidation of the partnerships
between Charles Tompkinson
and Richard Billington
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