Backhouse, Jonathan, & Co
Other Business Names:
- Backhouse, James
- Backhouse, Jonathan
- Darlington Bank
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- Darlington, Darlington, Durham, North East, England
Sectors:
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Financial services
Commercial private banking services
Notes:
Established 1774 by James and Jonathan Backhouse, textile manufacturers. From 1798 known as Jonathan Backhouse & Co, otherwise the Darlington Bank. Subsequently opened branches throughout North East England and participated in the establishment in 1836 of the Northumberland & Durham District Banking Co. Became leading bank in the North East. Merged with other private banks in 1896 to form Barclay & Co Ltd of London
Publications:
- 'Backhouse & Co, Darlington' in M Phillips, History of Banks, Bankers and Banking in Northumberland, Durham and North Yorkshire Illustrating the Commercial Development of the North of England from 1755 to 1894 by Phillips, Maberly
- Backhouse's Bank of Darlington, 1774-1836 by Banham, John
- Descendants of John Backhouse, Yeoman, of Moss Side, near Yealand Redman, Lancashire by Foster, Joseph
- 'Edmund Backhouse MP' in Kings of British Commerce by Unknown
- Historic Darlington by Wooler, Edward, & Alfred C Boyde
- Jonathan Backhouse & Co. Barclays, 1774-1974 by Unknown
- 'Jonathan Backhouse & Co' in P W Matthews and A W Tuke (ed), History of Barclays Bank Ltd by Matthews, Philip W, & Anthony W Tuke (ed)
- Quaker families and business networks in nineteenth century Darlington by Cookson, Gillian
- Quaker Politics and Industrial Change, c1800-1850 by Morton, Vanessa
- Some Quaker firms of the nineteenth century by Marwick, William H
Groups:
Other Business Names:
- Backhouse, James
- Backhouse, Jonathan
- Darlington Bank
Locations city-town / local authority / county1974 / region-state / country:
- Darlington, Darlington, Durham, North East, England
Sectors:
- Financial services Commercial private banking services
Notes:
Established 1774 by James and Jonathan Backhouse, textile manufacturers. From 1798 known as Jonathan Backhouse & Co, otherwise the Darlington Bank. Subsequently opened branches throughout North East England and participated in the establishment in 1836 of the Northumberland & Durham District Banking Co. Became leading bank in the North East. Merged with other private banks in 1896 to form Barclay & Co Ltd of LondonPublications:
- 'Backhouse & Co, Darlington' in M Phillips, History of Banks, Bankers and Banking in Northumberland, Durham and North Yorkshire Illustrating the Commercial Development of the North of England from 1755 to 1894 by Phillips, Maberly
- Backhouse's Bank of Darlington, 1774-1836 by Banham, John
- Descendants of John Backhouse, Yeoman, of Moss Side, near Yealand Redman, Lancashire by Foster, Joseph
- 'Edmund Backhouse MP' in Kings of British Commerce by Unknown
- Historic Darlington by Wooler, Edward, & Alfred C Boyde
- Jonathan Backhouse & Co. Barclays, 1774-1974 by Unknown
- 'Jonathan Backhouse & Co' in P W Matthews and A W Tuke (ed), History of Barclays Bank Ltd by Matthews, Philip W, & Anthony W Tuke (ed)
- Quaker families and business networks in nineteenth century Darlington by Cookson, Gillian
- Quaker Politics and Industrial Change, c1800-1850 by Morton, Vanessa
- Some Quaker firms of the nineteenth century by Marwick, William H