Fielden Brothers
Other Business Names:
- Fielden, Joshua
- Fielden, Thomas
- Fielden, Joihn
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- Liverpool, Liverpool, Merseyside, North West, England
- London, Greater London, Greater London, Greater London, England
- Manchester, Manchester, Greater Manchester, North West, England
- New York NY, United States
- Todmorden, Calderdale, West Yorkshire, Yorkshire & the Humber, England
Sectors:
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Textile production
Cotton textiles production inc spinning & weaving
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Distribution - wholesaling, broking, market trading, etc
Textile yarn, cloth, etc, distribution
Notes:
Traced origins to Joshua Fielden, 1748-1811, a clothier at Todmorden. Under his sons, Joshua and Thomas, developed into a leading cotton textile business with mills at Todmorden and merchanting interests at Manchester, Liverpool, London and New York. Known as Fielden Brothers. Subsequently inherited by their sons but in decline by late 19th century. Fielden family important activists in reform of working conditions, especially John Fielden, 1784-1849 and Joshua Fielden, 1827-87. Continued into 1960s
Publications:
- Fielden Brothers, Todmorden. A vast business, 1832-1849 by Law, Brian R
- Fielden Brothers, Todmorden. Boom and famine, the second partnership, 1851-1865 by Law, Brian R
- Fielden Brothers, Todmorden. Indian summer, 1889-1966 by Law, Brian R
- Fielden Brothers, Todmorden. Maturity and decline, 1866-1889 by Law, Brian R
- Fieldens of Todmorden. A nineteenth century business dynasty by Law, Brian R
- Integration, innovation and the progress of a family cotton enterprise. Fielden Bros Ltd, 1889-1914 by Toms, Steven
- John Fielden's Todmorden. Popular culture and radical politics in a cotton town, 1817-1850 by Croft, Linda
- The Fielden fortune. The finances of Lancashire's most successful anti-bellum manufacturing family by Chapman, Stanley D
- 'The Fieldens of Todmorden' in J Hogg (ed), Fortunes Made in Business. Volume 1 by Unknown
Groups:
Other Business Names:
- Fielden, Joshua
- Fielden, Thomas
- Fielden, Joihn
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- Liverpool, Liverpool, Merseyside, North West, England
- London, Greater London, Greater London, Greater London, England
- Manchester, Manchester, Greater Manchester, North West, England
- New York NY, United States
- Todmorden, Calderdale, West Yorkshire, Yorkshire & the Humber, England
Sectors:
- Textile production Cotton textiles production inc spinning & weaving
- Distribution - wholesaling, broking, market trading, etc Textile yarn, cloth, etc, distribution
Notes:
Traced origins to Joshua Fielden, 1748-1811, a clothier at Todmorden. Under his sons, Joshua and Thomas, developed into a leading cotton textile business with mills at Todmorden and merchanting interests at Manchester, Liverpool, London and New York. Known as Fielden Brothers. Subsequently inherited by their sons but in decline by late 19th century. Fielden family important activists in reform of working conditions, especially John Fielden, 1784-1849 and Joshua Fielden, 1827-87. Continued into 1960sPublications:
- Fielden Brothers, Todmorden. A vast business, 1832-1849 by Law, Brian R
- Fielden Brothers, Todmorden. Boom and famine, the second partnership, 1851-1865 by Law, Brian R
- Fielden Brothers, Todmorden. Indian summer, 1889-1966 by Law, Brian R
- Fielden Brothers, Todmorden. Maturity and decline, 1866-1889 by Law, Brian R
- Fieldens of Todmorden. A nineteenth century business dynasty by Law, Brian R
- Integration, innovation and the progress of a family cotton enterprise. Fielden Bros Ltd, 1889-1914 by Toms, Steven
- John Fielden's Todmorden. Popular culture and radical politics in a cotton town, 1817-1850 by Croft, Linda
- The Fielden fortune. The finances of Lancashire's most successful anti-bellum manufacturing family by Chapman, Stanley D
- 'The Fieldens of Todmorden' in J Hogg (ed), Fortunes Made in Business. Volume 1 by Unknown