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Samuel Sadler

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He founded the firm in 1869 as a tar distillery and wood distillery. In 1880 he took over the neighbouring company of Jones & Sharp. It became a limited company in 1883 and subsidiary works were opened at Ulverston, Portsmouth, Carlton and Stockton. Products included coal gas, ammonia soda,
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Beside his work as an industrialist, Sadler served on Middlesbrough Council from 1873 and became Mayor on three occasions – 1877, 1896 and 1910. He succeeded at the third attempt to be elected as the first Conservative Member of Parliament for the
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ammonium sulphate, sulphuric acid, muriatic acid (HCl), nitric acid, caustic soda, sodium dichromate, oxalic acid, benzoles, carbolic acid (phenol), naphtha light oils, creosote, heavy oil, pitch and coke. The original works closed in 1971.
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There is a photograph in the Frith collection. The statue was temporarily moved in 2004 so that construction could be performed on the square.
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In 1874, the year after his wife's death, Sadler married her sister Mercy Sadler Field (b. 1853), by whom he had a further five children.
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Samuel Alexander was the son of James Sadler and Mary Ann Millership of Langley Hall, near Oldbury, Worcestershire (now
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It was due to the efforts of pioneers such as Sadler that Teesside became established as a leading centre of the
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Two years following his death, a statue commemorating his service to the town was fashioned by
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during the nineteenth century, particularly Samuel Alexander's paternal uncle,
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Samuel Alexander Sadler married firstly Rachael Sadler Field (1847–1873), his
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Record of Sir Samuel Alexander Sadler's parliamentary contributions in
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The Sir Samuel Alexander Sadler statue in Centre Square, Middlesbrough
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and erected by subscription in Victoria Square, Middlesbrough.
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Sadler was a chemist by profession and, having studied at the
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Middlesbrough, MB03, Statue, Monument to Sir Samuel Sadler
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owner and had interests in several colliery companies in
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Conservative Party (UK) MPs for English constituencies
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Sadler and Company Limited

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industrialist
Conservative
Middlesbrough
Oldbury, West Midlands
Black Country
John Sadler
University of London
Michael Faraday
Teesside
chemicals industry
colliery
County Durham

Middlesbrough constituency
Joseph Havelock Wilson
Liberal
1900 general election
1906 general
Justice of the Peace
Alderman
knighthood
Volunteer Force
Honorary Colonel
1st Durham Rifle Volunteers
1st Volunteer Battalion
Durham Light Infantry

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