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James Barker

From Graces Guide

of James Barker and Son

Previously of Newall and Barker

1887 Patent sealed, 11 May: James Barker, of Warrington, for improvements in apparatus for moulding pipes, columns, and cylinders.[1]

Born c.1825, son of Thomas Barker, Engineer.

1851 Married Elizabeth Howard, daughter of a smith, of 5 Humphrey Street, Manchester, in Manchester Cathedral. James Barker was described as an engineer, and lived at 74 Davies Street, Salford.

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Preston Herald - Wednesday 14 December 1887
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