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Name of metalworker |
Date |
Information |
KEY
TO SOURCES |
|
QUINLAN THOMAS |
1894 |
Barrack Street, nail maker. |
SLATER |
|
QUINN & WILKINSON |
c1883-84 |
High Street. Listed under founders & machinists. |
EGAN |
|
RAGHTONE JOHN |
1519 |
John Raghtone, smith, exonerated from office of Portrieve for life, on
payment of 6s 8d. |
LIBER P |
|
READE PRESTON |
1772 |
Nailer, Kilkenny. |
FLJ 28.10.1772 |
|
REYNOLDS HENRY |
1784 |
Brazier, leased a house and backyard, already in his possession, in High
Street. |
DEED KAS |
|
REYNOLDS HENRY |
1788 |
Brazier & pewterer, High Street. |
LUCAS |
|
REYNOLDS HENRY |
1796 |
Brazier, Kilkenny. Retiring from business. Advertising goods for sale. |
FLJ 21.9.1796 |
|
ROBERTS GEORGE |
1824 |
Wire machine maker, Green Street. |
PIGOT |
|
ROBERTS GEORGE |
1849 |
Occupying house, wire foundry, yard & garden. NAV £17-14-0, under – Kehoe in
Green Street. |
GRIFFITH |
|
SCOTT WILLIAM |
1884 |
Smith, Chapel Lane. |
BASSETT |
|
SHANAHAN? |
1786 |
To let an ironmongers retail and workshop in very full business … it has
been conducted for upwards of 50 years. Proposals in Dublin to Mr Marsh or
Mr Shanahan, Kilkenny, who will continue till a proper tenant offers. |
FLJ 6.9.1786 |
|
SHAW FR |
17-- |
Bill for nails for repair of the Black Abbey by Fr. Shaw 17--. |
CATALOGUE OF SHEARMAN PAPERS, p24. |
|
SHEA ADAM |
1856 |
Engineer, William Street. |
SLATER |
|
SHERIN JOHN P |
1894 |
High Street, ironmonger etc. |
SLATER |
|
SHERIN J P |
1919 |
Hardware merchant & ironmonger, 5-7 High Street. |
DUBLIN |
|
SMITH CLEMENT |
?1398 |
From Le Forge where Clement Smith dwells 12d [rent] |
LIBER P p112 |
|
SMITH NICHOLAS OGE |
1508 |
Walter Courcy, Sovereign, granted the forge by Crokker’s Corsse by the
assent of the community to Nicholas Oge Smith on lease for 50 years
rendering yearly 4s. |
LIBER P p117 |
|
SMITH RICHARD |
1473 |
Richard Smith for the forge which Nicholas Henr’ held from the community 2s
[rent]. See Henry Nicholas Fitz. |
LIBER P |
|
SPEAR MARY |
1824 |
Hardware dealer, High Street. |
PIGOT |
|
TANDY JAMES |
1772 |
This is to acquaint the friends of James Tandy, that he keeps his ware house
at the rere of his late dwelling-house in Corn-market, at which house any
person wanting him will be directed; where he continues to import & sell tin
plates and iron-wire. He also manufactures all kinds of plate work, such as
iron shovels, coal boxes, frying and dripping pans etc., which he sells by
wholesale only, at the most reasonable rates. NB attendance from ten in the
morning till three in the evening. |
FLJ 25.11.1772 |
|
THOMAS MR |
1831 |
Silver edged candlesticks stolen from the hardware and ironmongery warehouse
of Mr Thomas. |
JNL 6.2.1831 |
|
TOOMY PATRICK |
1884 |
Tinsmith, King Street. |
BASSETT |
|
VAILLIENT PETER |
1771 |
Smith & farrier, a Frenchman just arrived in Kilkenny.` |
FLJ |
|
WALSH JOHN |
1502 |
John Walche, smith, was received free. |
LIBER P |
|
WALSH THOMAS |
1788 |
Founders, New Street. |
CHARITABLE SOCIETY BOOK, KAS. 27.10.1788 |
|
WARD MATTHEW |
1856 |
Whitesmith & bell-hanger, Upper John Street. |
SLATER |
|
WARD MATTHEW |
1857 |
Thanks friends & public for their kind patronage. He still executes orders
for every description of the bell-hanging business. Upper John Street,
Kilkenny. |
MOD 22.4.1857 |
|
WARD MATTHEW |
1861 |
Matthew Ward, tin plates etc. |
INFIRMARY 15.10.1861 |
|
WARD MATTHEW |
1863 |
Matthew Ward of Upper John Street thanks his customers … in his line of
business … bell-hanging. |
MOD 7.10.1863 |
|
WARD MATTHEW |
1870 |
St John Street. Listed as tin-plate worker, brazier, whitesmith &
bell-hanger. |
SLATER |
|
WARD MATTHEW |
1881 |
John Street, bell-hanger. |
SLATER |
|
WARD PATRICK |
1881 |
King Street. Listed under tin-plate worker & brazier. |
SLATER |
|
WARD PATRICK |
1894 |
King Street, tin-plate worker. |
SLATER |
|
WHELAN THOMAS |
1870 |
Upper Patrick Street, blacksmith. |
SLATER |
|
WHITE JOHN |
1448 |
John White for the forge 6d [part of common rent ie for town’s land.] |
LIBER P |
|
WILKINSON |
|
See Quinn & Wilkinson. |
|
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WILKINSON MESSRS R & T |
1844 |
Smith, locksmith & bell-hanging. Messrs R & T Wilkinson, Walkin Street,
thanks for support since commenced. For many years worked in first
establishments in London. Gates & pallisading. |
JNL 15.5.1844 |
|
WILKINSON |
1852 |
Exhibiting smith’s work. |
LAW |
|
WILKINSON ROBERT |
1839 |
Walkin Street, listed under blacksmiths & whitesmiths. |
SHEARMAN |
|
WILKINSON ROBERT |
1840-42 |
Walkin Street, listed under blacksmiths & whitesmiths. |
GOGGINS |
|
WILKINSON ROBERT |
1856 |
Whitesmith, Walkin Street. |
SLATER |
|
WILKINSON THOMAS |
1884 |
Smith, Walkin Street. |
BASSETT |
|
WOLCUTT THOMAS |
1856 |
Engineer, King Street. |
SLATER |
|
WRIGHT & O’TOOLE |
1860 |
Builders etc. and iron merchants, Patrick Street. Gutters, down pipes,
ploughs. Wright & O’Toole having
resolved on the dissolution of their partnership.
Joseph Wright now carries the business on in
his own right. |
MOD 4.1.1860 MOD 5.5.1860
MOD 26.9.1860 |
|
WRIGHT JOSEPH |
1860 |
Builder etc & iron merchant –successor to Wright & O’Toole (qv) |
MOD 26.9.1860 |