Sentence examples for trades directory from inspiring English sources

Bell Brothers, along with the plate maker Consett Iron Company and another family ironmaking firm of Northeast England, Bolckow Vaughan, the companies Further, as regards the Bells and the Dormans, Bell Brothers was recorded in the Colliery Year Book and Coal Trades Directory of 1923 as having an annual output of 600,000 tons of coal for coking and manufacturing.

A 1922 trade directory listed 52 makers in the capital alone.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the number of political consultants has tripled in 10 years, according to Political Resources, the trade directory.

He came from the Able Group, with a head office located in Leigh-on-Sea Leigh-on-Seathe Leigh-on-Sea, Essexer chose them wandbecause they had a big advert in the lonly treasonirectory.

So I did a classic trade directory search: a search for a Florist in my local area.

Leicester University has a website (historicaldirectories.org) with trade directories from the mid-1700s onwards.

You can also look in contemporary trade directories (historicaldirectories.org) and newspapers, where they may have advertised their trade.

To increase the number of sites that link to yours, list your business in online trade directories, and mention it on various blogs.

William Wilson, listed in contemporary trade directories as a 'perambulator springsmith' started working life at eight as a sawmill teaboy but went on to patent 30 inventions.

Armed with a date and an event, and perhaps some other significant information, you can now turn to parish registers, census returns and trade directories to see if you can match these findings with a likely candidate among your ancestors.

Resources To trace a photographer The Royal Photographic Society Historical Group (rps.org) produces lists with dates and addresses of all the photographers in a town or county whose names appeared in the local trade directories.