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James Lyon Norbury Glascott (1832-1897)
1832 Born the son of George Minshaw Glascott and his wife Ann Maria Trend
1854 Married in Islington to Helen Hill
1861 Listed as a Brass Founder.[1]
1881 Living at 8 Great Chesterfield Street, Whitechapel: James Glascott (age 48 born Whitechapel), Superintendent of Grain. With his wife Mary.[2]
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