CERL Thesaurus

Edmond, John

Record IDcni00053462

URIhttp://data.cerl.org/thesaurus/cni00053462

Voor het laatst bewerkt2014-03-14

Algemene noot

Apprenticed to John Philip in 1826, freed 1832. John Philip died in February 1847 and John Edmond. who had been Philip's bookkeeper, took over the business. Eventually, when John Edmond died in December 1876, his son John Philip Edmond and James Spark (1837-1910) became partners in the firm.John Philip Edmond died in January 1906. Edmond & Spark stationers and bookbinders were absorbed into Aberdeen University Press in 1966.

Meer informatie

Jaren van werkzaamheid1825-20th Century

Activiteitbookbinder

Online bronhttp://www.nls.uk/
Scottish Book Trade Index online (list)

Plaats van werkzaamheid

Plaats van werkzaamheidAberdeen

Aberdeen; Queen Street (1826 - 1827)

Aberdeen; 46 Queen Street (1828 - 1837)

Aberdeen; 48 Queen Street (1837 - 1839)

Aberdeen; 54 Queen Street (1840 - 1846)

Aberdeen; *54 Queen Street (1847 - 1850)

Aberdeen; 50 Queen Street (1851)

Aberdeen; 52 Queen Street (1852 - 1853)

Aberdeen; 54 Queen Street (1854 - 1871)

Verwante objecten

Zie ookJohn Philip & Co (1825)
50 Queen Street, **Aberdeen

J. and J. P. Edmond & [James Spark] (1876 - 1886)
*54 Queen Street, **Aberdeen

Edmond & Spark (1891 - 1999)

Namen

KopjeEdmond, John
gebruikt in: National Library of Scotland, Scottish Book Trade Index

NaamsvariantJohn Edmond (1847 - 1850)

Bronnen

Gevonden inBeavan. — Beavan 2. — Pigot 1820; 1825; 1837. — information from Rosemary Philip (John Philip's Memorandum Book; Aberdeen Rent Rolls). — William S. Mitchell 'Aberdeen Corner-Square Bindings' “Apollo” January 1951.