Henry Wren (1820-1902)
Henry Wren (1820-1902) of London Road Iron Works, Altrincham St. and Temple St., Chorlton upon Medlock, Manchester
1820 Born in Manchester, son of Henry Wren, millwright, and his wife Elizabeth[1]
1861 Engineer, millwright, machinist, employing 290 men and 52 boys, living in Chorlton upon Medlock with Selina Wren 40, Henry C Wren 12, Christopher Wren 11, Charles A Wren 10, Elizabeth E Wren 8, Frederic Wren 7[2]
1866 Joined I Mech E
1871 Mechanical engineer employing 320 men and 46 boys, living in Rusholme, Manchester with Selina Wren 50, Henry C Wren 22, mechanical engineer, Christopher Wren 21, mechanical engineer, Charles A Wren 20, commercial clerk, Elizabeth E Wren 18, Frederick Wren 17[3]
1880 of Wren and Hopkinson
1885 of Henry Wren and Co
1902 Died in Manchester[4]
1902 Obituary.[5]