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Langdon Bunting, Langdon & Company Ltd -
Ludlam Cooper Ludlam (Sheffield) Ltd -
Lion Daniel & Lion -
Leggett Danks & Leggett Ltd -
Ledger Froggatt & Ledger Ltd -
L. B. B. L. B. B. -
L. M. H. L. M. H. Mfg Co -
Lambert Lambert & Blaber Ltd -
Land Henry Land & Company -
Land T. Land & Son Ltd -
Larder T. Larder & Son -
Larder Larder & Burgess Ltd -
Lascelles Lascelles -
Latham George Latham & Sons -
Latham T. C. Latham -
Latham Walter Latham & Son -
Latham Latham & Owen Ltd -
Law Law, Atkin & Oxley -
Lawton Samuel Lawton -
Leclere Henri and Eugene Leclere -
Lee George Lee & Company -
Lee Henry Lee & Co -
Lee Joseph Lee & Company -
Lee Lee & Wigfull (Sheffield) Ltd -
Leek James Leek -
Lees Paul Lees & Sons -
Lees Lees & Colley Ltd -
Legacy Legacy Silverware -
Leppington Leppington (Cutlers) Ltd -
Leslie Charles Leslie & Co -
Lesmah Lesmah -
Levesley Levesley Brothers -
Levick Charles S. Levick & Company -
Levick Joseph Levick & Son -
Levick Levick Brothers -
Lewis Lewis, Rose & Company Ltd -
Lickorish Lickorish & Co -
Lilleyman Thomas G. Lilleyman -
Lindley Alfred Lindley -
Linley James Linley -
Linley Thomas Linley -
Linley Linley & Watson -
Lister Lister & Knowles -
Lloyd E Lloyd & Son -
Lloyd Lloyd & Martin -
Lockwood Lockwood Brothers Ltd -
Lodge James Lodge Ltd -
Lomas Joseph Lomas -
London London & Sheffield Cutlery Co -
London London & Sheffield Cutlery Company Ltd -
Long H. G. Long & Company Ltd -
Long Long, Son, & Hawksley -
Longden J. H. Longden & Sons -
Longden Longden & Brown -
Lowe Francis Lowe & Sons -
Lowe Lowe Brothers (Cutlers) -
Loy Loy -
Lyons Thos Lyons -
Lowe Marsden & Lowe -
Linley Parker & Linley -
Lamb Ryalls & Lamb -
Laidlaw Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co Ltd
James Linley
Listed as a merchant in Rock Street in 1822, James Linley was involved in the mid-1820s in Linley & Watson (possibly with Thomas Watson, a merchant in Pitsmoor). By 1828, James was in Workhouse Croft as a merchant, factor, and manufacturer of table knives and forks, pattern rings, wholesale ironmonger, steel converter and refiner. He continued to trade in Workhouse Croft until his death. He died in London on 10 January 1837, aged 48, from ‘inflammation of the lungs’. The General Cem....
