Andrew Ross 1798 - 1859

occupation:
Mathematical instrument maker,
Optical instrument maker,
Philosophical instrument maker
Nationality:
English; British
born in:
England, United Kingdom

Traded at 5 Albemarle St., St.John's Sq., Clerkenwell, London (1831-1832), 15 St.John's Sq., Clerkenwell, London (1832-1839), 33 Regent Circus, Piccadilly, London (1839-1843), 21 Featherstone Buildings, Clerkenwell, London (1843-1847), 2 Featherstone Buildings (1848-1853) & 2/3 Featherstone Buildings (1854-1859). Traded as Ross & Co (1839-43)

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