Creighton & Marshall
Title
Creighton & Marshall
Type
Company
Coverage
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Begin Date
1879
End Date
1919
Location
1882 - Active at 64 Water Street, Halifax.
Activities
Nautical
Timeline
1879 – Founded after closure of A. & H. Creighton, by Herbert Moreboard Creighton and Edward Marshall (“The Oak Island Mystery” pg 19)
1882 – Active at 64 Water Street, Halifax (1882 Billhead)
1890 – Harry W. Marshall, son of Edward Marshall, enters the company “as a boy”. (“The Oak Island Mystery” pg 19)
1908 – Herbert Creighton dies (“Find a Grave”)
1919 – Business closed (“The Oak Island Mystery”, pg 20)
1882 – Active at 64 Water Street, Halifax (1882 Billhead)
1890 – Harry W. Marshall, son of Edward Marshall, enters the company “as a boy”. (“The Oak Island Mystery” pg 19)
1908 – Herbert Creighton dies (“Find a Grave”)
1919 – Business closed (“The Oak Island Mystery”, pg 20)
Sources
“Creighton & Marshall Manufacturing Stationers Paper rulers, dealers in charts, navigation books, nautical instruments &c.” Billhead. (https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1882-billhead-halifax-nova-scotia-540807032) [15/09/23]
Harris, Reginald Vanderbilt. The Oak Island Mystery (1958/1965): 19-20.
Harris, Reginald Vanderbilt. The Oak Island Mystery (1958/1965): 19-20.
Citation
“Creighton & Marshall,” Precision Instrument Culture in Canada, accessed October 16, 2024, http://omeka.uottawa.ca/instrument-precision/items/show/66.