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Kay Culf & Kay (Sheffield) Ltd -
Kay Edward Kay -
Kay Edward Kay -
Kay John Kay & Company / John Robert Kay -
Kay Kay's Ltd -
Kay Stanley, Lister & Kay -
Kay Sydney Kay -
Kay Wall, Kay & Sons Ltd -
Kaye T. S. Kaye & Sons -
Kebberling Samuel Ebenezer Kebberling -
Keeler Edward Keeler & Co -
Keeler Keeler & Saville -
Keene The Keene Cutlery Co -
Keeton Keeton & Co -
Kent Kent Brothers Ltd -
Kent Richard Kent & Son -
Kent William Kent / Abel Kent -
Kenwood Kenwood Silver Company Ltd -
Kesteven A. Kesteven -
Kestrel Kestrel -
Kibble Eadon, Kibble, & Wever [Weaver] -
Kilburn W. Kilburn Ltd -
Kilner Kilner Brothers -
Kilner S. N. Kilner & Sons Ltd -
King James King & Company -
Kingsley Kingsley Cutlery Co -
Kippax Nowill & Kippax -
Kirk Arthur Kirk & Son -
Kirk F. A. Kirk (Cutlers) Ltd -
Kirk John E. & P. Kirk -
Kirk John Kirk -
Kirk Kirk & Matz Ltd -
Kirkanson Kirkanson of Sheffield Ltd -
Kirkby J. Kirkby -
Kirkby Joseph Kirkby & Sons -
Kirkby Josiah Kirkby -
Kirkby Kirkby, Gregory & Company -
Kirkby Mary Kirkby -
Kirkby Samuel & James Kirkby -
Kirkham Joshua Kirkham -
Kirkham Kirkham & Company -
Kitchen Kitchen Devils Ltd -
Kitchin S. & J. Kitchin Ltd -
Kittel Kittel Brothers -
Knight Knight Brothers -
Knowles John Knowles & Son -
Knowles Lister & Knowles -
Knowles Smiths, Knowles, Creswick & Company -
Krausz A. Krausz -
Kropp Kropp Manufacturing Company Ltd -
Kutrite Kutrite of Sheffield Ltd
W. Kilburn Ltd
The Kilburn family was in business as a wholesale and retail ironmonger at Bishop Auckland, near Durham. In the early nineteenth century, two brothers – Nicholas (1798-1882) and Thomas (1800-1885) – were trading, respectively, as a whitesmith and iron merchant in Newgate Street. By 1851, Nicholas was enumerated in the Census in Newgate Street as an iron merchant, nail. chain, and shovel manufacturer, employing sixteen men. Next door was Thomas (ironmonger) and in the next dwelling was their father, He....
