henry chidley reynolds was my great-great uncle. he has my heighest admiration as a great pioneer & prosperous businessman. in NZ he developed 8 butter factories. ive been working on my worldwide fly tree with a special attention to the bounds between NZ & ARGENTINA. for further info. google “HENRY CHIDLEY REYNOLDS”, “ANCHOR” & “THE RIVER PLATE DAIRY CO. LTD. “, hence the butter brand in ARG: “DAIRYCO” premium & 3 others. developed 5 factories & was main exporter to U.K. willy reynolds.
Interesting Advertisement. This happens to be a farm where my grandfather worked. Before that Hnery Chidley Reynolds was in New Zealand, and before that in Beeny, UK. My father Keith Reyonolds was born in Tandil, Argintina in November 1919 and then was sent to boarding school in UK. I was born in Hampstead England in November 1952. I now live on Cape Cod, USA.
hello andrew. HENRY C. REYNOLDS was my great-great uncle. he emigrated from NZ to ARG before my grandfather WILLIAM BROWN REYNOLDS. we must be close relatives. im reading up our world wide spanish edited fly tree with special attention to bounds between NZ & ARG. as i cant place u so if u wish we could contact & look into the where abouts. my email: gt_reynolds@hotmail.com
Rgds. WILLY
Hello Andrew – Thanks very much for the comment… I had never heard of this particular dairy company before seeing the advertisement. Have you ever been to Argentina? Wonderful family story & thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the comment, William. So many companies have come & gone in Argentina, depending on the economic situation. I hope your family enjoyed its time there!
To William Shine:
Could you be so kind to indicate who was Mr Santiago Shine?
What was his father’s name?
What’s your relationship to Mr Santiago?
How’s the come about the foundation of The River Plate Dairy Co. Ltd.
Any comments you wish to add will be much appreciated.
Regards,
Guillermo (Willie) Reynolds
Hello Willie – I’ve contacted both Andrew Reynolds & William Shine & asked that they read your comments. Hopefully they will be in touch soon! If you have pieced together part of the puzzle, I would love to know about the history of this company. Take care & hope you are well, saludos!
Hello, my grandfather worked at the River Plate Dairy Company around 1900
His name was Joseph William Lawton he died 1960
This is all I know about him does any one have any information about him please?
Hello – I have an old burlap bag which reads “River Plate Dairy, Buenos Aires, Argentina.” There is also a stamp on it to indicate it was used by the American Paper Tube Company in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
My grandparents lived near Woonsocket and I would guess that’s why we have it.
I found your site while googling around to find out about the history of this item. I do Irish genealogy and was intrigued by William Shine’s comment that his family were founders of the company and had learned the dairy business in Limerick.
Anyone know how the American Paper Tube Company in Woonsocket, Rhode Island ended up using these ” Caseina Molida” burlap bags from River Plate Dairy?
Thanks for the comment, Ann. Casein is a protein dairy product used to make glue… perhaps that’s what held those paper tubes together? I’d love to see a photo of the burlap bag if you have time to send it. Love this extra bit of info on the company!
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henry chidley reynolds was my great-great uncle. he has my heighest admiration as a great pioneer & prosperous businessman. in NZ he developed 8 butter factories. ive been working on my worldwide fly tree with a special attention to the bounds between NZ & ARGENTINA. for further info. google “HENRY CHIDLEY REYNOLDS”, “ANCHOR” & “THE RIVER PLATE DAIRY CO. LTD. “, hence the butter brand in ARG: “DAIRYCO” premium & 3 others. developed 5 factories & was main exporter to U.K. willy reynolds.
Interesting Advertisement. This happens to be a farm where my grandfather worked. Before that Hnery Chidley Reynolds was in New Zealand, and before that in Beeny, UK. My father Keith Reyonolds was born in Tandil, Argintina in November 1919 and then was sent to boarding school in UK. I was born in Hampstead England in November 1952. I now live on Cape Cod, USA.
hello andrew. HENRY C. REYNOLDS was my great-great uncle. he emigrated from NZ to ARG before my grandfather WILLIAM BROWN REYNOLDS. we must be close relatives. im reading up our world wide spanish edited fly tree with special attention to bounds between NZ & ARG. as i cant place u so if u wish we could contact & look into the where abouts. my email: gt_reynolds@hotmail.com
Rgds. WILLY
Hello Andrew – Thanks very much for the comment… I had never heard of this particular dairy company before seeing the advertisement. Have you ever been to Argentina? Wonderful family story & thanks for sharing!
The River Plate Dairy company was founded by my family……
William Shine
We learnt the dairy business on Eire (limerick) where we were dairy farmers.
Thank you for the comment, William. So many companies have come & gone in Argentina, depending on the economic situation. I hope your family enjoyed its time there!
Guillermo Tomás Reynolds ( Willie) Wish to contact Andrew Reynolds, Robert ¿? in article and William Shine.
Regards,
Gtr.
To William Shine:
Could you be so kind to indicate who was Mr Santiago Shine?
What was his father’s name?
What’s your relationship to Mr Santiago?
How’s the come about the foundation of The River Plate Dairy Co. Ltd.
Any comments you wish to add will be much appreciated.
Regards,
Guillermo (Willie) Reynolds
Hello Willie – I’ve contacted both Andrew Reynolds & William Shine & asked that they read your comments. Hopefully they will be in touch soon! If you have pieced together part of the puzzle, I would love to know about the history of this company. Take care & hope you are well, saludos!
Hello, my grandfather worked at the River Plate Dairy Company around 1900
His name was Joseph William Lawton he died 1960
This is all I know about him does any one have any information about him please?
Hello Tony – If someone responds to your query here, I’ll be sure to email you. No need to check periodically. Good luck with your search!
Hello – I have an old burlap bag which reads “River Plate Dairy, Buenos Aires, Argentina.” There is also a stamp on it to indicate it was used by the American Paper Tube Company in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
My grandparents lived near Woonsocket and I would guess that’s why we have it.
I found your site while googling around to find out about the history of this item. I do Irish genealogy and was intrigued by William Shine’s comment that his family were founders of the company and had learned the dairy business in Limerick.
Anyone know how the American Paper Tube Company in Woonsocket, Rhode Island ended up using these ” Caseina Molida” burlap bags from River Plate Dairy?
Thanks for the comment, Ann. Casein is a protein dairy product used to make glue… perhaps that’s what held those paper tubes together? I’d love to see a photo of the burlap bag if you have time to send it. Love this extra bit of info on the company!