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Samuel Snell

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Samuel Snell (1853- ) of Snell and Brown and Samuel Snell and Co

1853 Born at Biggleswade the son of John Snell, a certified Teacher.

Married Ellen Mann

1881 Living in Hackney as a Commission Agent (Hardware). With his wife Ellen and son Archibald.Cite error: Invalid parameter in <ref> tag

1891 Living at Warwick Road, Adcock's Green, Yardley: Samuel Snell (age 37 born Biggleswade), Lamp manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Ellen Snell (age 37 born Truro) and their four children; Archie S. Snell (age 10 born Stoke Newington); John S. Snell (age 8 born Stoke Newington); Margaret G. Snell (age 7 born Stoke Newington); and Dorothy Snell (age 3 born Hampton, Worcs.). One servant.[1]

1896 Patent. Of Adcock's Green, Birmingham. Cycle lamp.[2]

Moved to Toledo, Ohio and formed the Snell Cycle Fittings Co

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1891 Census
  2. ↑ Google Patents
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