Stafford Street Works
Longton, Stoke-on-Trent
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From |
To |
Occupier |
Comments |
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1822 |
1833 |
John & Charles Harvey | |
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1833 |
1834 |
For a brief period of about one year the business was taken over by Hulme & Hawley | |
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1835 |
1853 |
Charles
& William Kenwright Harvey were sons of the original Charles Harvey |
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1853 |
1881 |
John Green & Elisha Holland. John Green's father was a partner in the
firm Allerton, Brough & Green. By 1861 they employed 146 people and by 1871 the number had increased to 258. By 1881 both John Green and Elisha Holland had died and their executors dissolved the business. |
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1881 |
1885 |
Ann Green and John Bill Green (two of the
executors) were partners of the subsequent business of Green, Clark &
Clay. In 1882 a large portion of the buildings was taken down to make way for a row of shops. A part of the works was continued by Green, Clark & Clay. |
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1885 |
1891 |
The partners were William Green and Alfred John Clay. | |
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c.1891 |
c.1899 |
The main partner was Alfred John Clay. |
Holland
& Green
White Granite
Decorated & Plain Earthenware Manufacturers
of all kinds
Stafford Street, Longton
Staffordshire Potteries
1865 advert
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