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Died 2nd April 1801
Thomas Dadford Jnr. worked on the following canals
He was surveyor and engineer to the Leominster Canal, for a long time simultaneously with his other projects.
He worked with his father on the Glamorganshire Canal.
1776 - became engineer of the Stourbridge Canal, but resigned in 1781. At the same time his father was engineer of the adjoining Dudley Canal.
1791 - appointed engineer of the Neath Canal.
1792 - left the Neath to become engineer of the Monmouthshire Canal.
1793 - worked on a couple of proposed connections from the Brecknock and Abergavenny Canal which ended up as tram-roads.
1794 - 1797 - Assisting his brother John who was engineer on the Montgomeryshire.
From January 1, 1796 until his death - Engineer (part-time) of the Brecknock & Abergavenny.
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