Talk:John Bacchus Dykes

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William Hey Dikes[edit]

It looks like Dykes's father was involved in building at least two ships with articles here, Zoroaster (1818 ship) and William Lee (1831 ship).

A newspaper report of 1812 has William Barnes going into business with William Hey Dikes and Robert King, after the death of Barnes's partner Thomas Westerdell.[1] This appears to be the business that built the Zoroaster.[2] That web page may be built up from newspaper snippets.

Dykes & Gibson built the William Lee (same source). Charles Matthews (talk) 11:58, 8 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]