Easton & Anderson
Other Business Names:
- Easton, Josiah
- Easton, James
- Amos, Charles
- Easton & Amos
- Erith Iron Works
- Anderson, Sir William
- Goolden & Co
- Easton Anderson & Goolden
- Easton & Amos & Co Ltd
- Pulsometer Co Ltd
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- Erith, Greater London, Greater London, Greater London, England
- Southwark, Greater London, Greater London, Greater London, England
Sectors:
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Mechanical engineering
Paper production & paper packaging machinery production
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Mechanical engineering
Sugar processing machinery production
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Fabricated metal products manufacture
Water supply & treatment equipment production
Notes:
Traced origins to c1820 and the establishment by Josiah Easton of a millwright, engineering and lead pipe manufacturing business at Southwark. James Easton and Charles Amos were important early partners when business was known as Easton & Amos. Soon came to specialise in hydraulic machinery including hydraulic jacks, hydraulic lifts, land drainage and waterworks equipment including pumping engines, etc. Also sometime made sugar and papermaking machinery. Relocated from 1864 to new works at Erith, known as Erith Iron Works. By 1872 known as Easton & Anderson. (Sir) William Anderson, 1834-98, was a partner from 1863-89. Incorporated c1900. 1893 merged with Goolden & Co to form Easton Anderson & Goolden. By 1901 known as Easton & Amos & Co Ltd. 1908 assets acquired by Pulsometer Co Ltd
Publications:
- Easton & Amos. A brief history of a Victorian engineering company by Eaton, David
- Easton & Anderson and the water supply of Antwerp (Belgium) by Van Craenenbroeck, W
- Easton, Anderson & Goolden, Erith Works by Unknown
- Sir William Anderson, 1834-98. A forgotten engineer of Erith and Woolwich by Message, Frederick
Groups:
Other Business Names:
- Easton, Josiah
- Easton, James
- Amos, Charles
- Easton & Amos
- Erith Iron Works
- Anderson, Sir William
- Goolden & Co
- Easton Anderson & Goolden
- Easton & Amos & Co Ltd
- Pulsometer Co Ltd
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- Erith, Greater London, Greater London, Greater London, England
- Southwark, Greater London, Greater London, Greater London, England
Sectors:
- Mechanical engineering Paper production & paper packaging machinery production
- Mechanical engineering Sugar processing machinery production
- Fabricated metal products manufacture Water supply & treatment equipment production
Notes:
Traced origins to c1820 and the establishment by Josiah Easton of a millwright, engineering and lead pipe manufacturing business at Southwark. James Easton and Charles Amos were important early partners when business was known as Easton & Amos. Soon came to specialise in hydraulic machinery including hydraulic jacks, hydraulic lifts, land drainage and waterworks equipment including pumping engines, etc. Also sometime made sugar and papermaking machinery. Relocated from 1864 to new works at Erith, known as Erith Iron Works. By 1872 known as Easton & Anderson. (Sir) William Anderson, 1834-98, was a partner from 1863-89. Incorporated c1900. 1893 merged with Goolden & Co to form Easton Anderson & Goolden. By 1901 known as Easton & Amos & Co Ltd. 1908 assets acquired by Pulsometer Co LtdPublications:
- Easton & Amos. A brief history of a Victorian engineering company by Eaton, David
- Easton & Anderson and the water supply of Antwerp (Belgium) by Van Craenenbroeck, W
- Easton, Anderson & Goolden, Erith Works by Unknown
- Sir William Anderson, 1834-98. A forgotten engineer of Erith and Woolwich by Message, Frederick