Chris Ashford
The name ‘Ashfords’ comes from Chris Ashford.
He was admitted as a solicitor in 1934 and, after service in WWII, from 1946 onwards practiced in Exeter with partner Mr Cocks as Cocks Ashford till merging with the Tiverton firm in 1976.
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Additional Information
- The Sparkes Family
- William Partridge (1822 -1884)
- George Woodbury Cockram (1818 -1885)
- Exeter Tramway Company
- Arthur Fisher (c1860 - 1916)
- Charles Marshall Hole (1822 -1916)
- Partridge Cockram, Penny & Harward
- Chris Ashford
- Tiverton office moves to Gotham House
- John Palmer (1920 - 2003)
- Exeter Office moves to Curzon House
- The creation of Advoc
- Ashfords opens in Plymouth
- Ashfords opens in London
- Exeter office moves again to bigger headquarters
- Taunton office moves to bigger premises
- Bristol office moves to bigger premises
- Ashfords LLP merge with Rochman Landau
