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copartnership
coˈpartnership [f. prec. + -ship.] 1. The relation of copartners; the possession of a joint share in any business, office, or interest.1574 tr. Marlorat's Apocalips 12 He..hathe taken vs intoo copartnership of hys office. 1622 Malynes Anc. Law-Merch. 128 In all Contracts, made for a copartnership in... Oxford English Dictionary
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copartnership
copartnershipn1 [U] system of having copartners in business （企业的）合伙.2 [C] pair or group of copartners 一对或一群合伙者. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Challenger (clipper)
From The Copartnership Herald, Vol. wikipedia.org
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copartnery
copartnery (kəʊˈpɑːtnərɪ) [f. copartner + -y: cf. coparcenary.] 1. = copartnership 1.1777 Robertson Hist. Amer. I. ii. 159 Roderigo de Bastidas fitted out two ships in co-partnery with John de la Cosa. 1816 Scott Antiq. xli, Having been of late taken into copartnery..by Mr. Gilbert Greenhorn. 1828 M... Oxford English Dictionary
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Alexander D. Henderson (businessman)
As early as 1901, Henderson and McConnell were listed in the Trow Copartnership and Corporation Directory as "The California Perfume Co., (RTN) David H wikipedia.org
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compartner
† comˈpartner Obs. Also 6–7 -partener. A partner along with others, a copartner.1563–87 Foxe A. & M. (1684) II. 437 Gardiner and his compartners. 1564 Wills & Inv. N.C. (Surtees) 216, I being his compartener. 1645 Digby Nat. Bodies xi. (1657) 103 The soul..is the bodies compartner. 1701 Beverley Apo... Oxford English Dictionary
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Stuart Herriot
of Wales' Island, by Insolvent applying for his discharge, under the provisions of the 11th Victoria, cap. 21 : Stuart Herriot, heretofore trading in copartnership wikipedia.org
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Philip Vaughan
On January 1, 1800, Philip Vaughan signed a copartnership deed with John Morgan Junior, William and Thomas Morris, and William Morgan, the partners all wikipedia.org
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corrivalry
† coˈrrivalry Obs. [f. corrival + -ry: cf. rivalry.] = prec.1614 W. B. Philosopher's Banquet (ed. 2) 111 Largenesse of Emperie, disdaine of corriualrie. 1664 H. More Myst. Iniq. vi. 19 Whose worship is uncapable of any Corrivalry or Copartnership. Oxford English Dictionary
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Alfred E. Stacey
In 1869, he formed a copartnership with B. A. Wood, and the two purchased stock and interest from A. Wood & Sons. wikipedia.org
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Charles Ryle Fay
Works Co-operation at home and abroad: a description and analysis, 1908 Copartnership in industry, 1913 Life and labour in the nineteenth century; being wikipedia.org
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Interpreting Musgrave's Obituaries (for London) from around 1790? On Ancestry.com I found a reference that _may_ be to my 4th great grandfather John Stacy (also discussed in Could John Stacy who lived/married at Londo...
Also in the London Gazette, 7 March 1786: The copartnership between George Joyce and John Stacye, of Fleet-street, and of Silver-street, Fleet-street,
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I. Sam Johnson
In 1877, he formed a copartnership with S. B. Bartlett called Johnson & Bartlett. wikipedia.org
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Octavius Thomas Oldknow
1884) Harriett Oldknow (1817-1880) Henry Oldknow (1819-1868) Hannah Oldknow Initially, he ran a grocery and tallow chandlery business in Nottingham in copartnership wikipedia.org
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Seymour Ainsworth
In 1865 he formed a copartnership with W. H. wikipedia.org
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