UCL

Moss Dales & Rogers

Firm Details

People & Investments (2)
 Senior partner
John Moss
 Other partner
Henry Moss of Liverpool

Firm Evolutions (3)
1807 →
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1811 →
Moss, Dale, Rogers & Moss [Hughes]
1815 →
Moss, Rogers & Moss [Hughes]

Notes
  1. Founded in 1807 as Moss, Dales and Rogers at 4 Exchange Buildings by John Moss (q.v.), Moss' brother-in-laws Roger Newton Dale (d. 1809)  and George Edward Dale (d. 1815), and Edward Rogers, a Liverpool merchant and insurance broker.  The bank became Moss, Dale, Rogers & Moss in September 1811 when John Moss's younger brother Henry Moss became a partner; and Moss, Rogers & Moss in after George Dale's death and subsequently by 1826 Moss & Co.  

Sources
  1. Graham Trust, John Moss of Otterspool (1782-1858) Railway Pioneer - Slave Owner - Banker (Milton Keynes, AuthorHouse, 2010) pp. 83-6, p.94.