Brothers John and Samuel Greenwood traded as Greenwood Brothers, quarry owners at Southowram.
In 1881, the brothers were fined £5 for using a single-link chain – which was prohibited by law.
On 18th June 1883, the brothers attended an auction sale. John bought the Grocer's and Draper's shop which he tenanted and Samuel bought land/property in Pinnar Lane, Southowram.
Over the next two days, they sold their quarries, land and equipment by auction, having dissolved their partnership.
An announcement of the Auction announced
Sale by Auction by Davis & Shoesmith for S. & J. Greenwood trading as Greenwood Brothers, Quarry Owners who are dissolving partnership.
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The Solicitors were Emmet & Walker of Halifax and Godfrey Rhodes of Halifax
See O. & S. Cliffe
This & associated entries use material contributed by Jeffrey Knowles
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