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Thomas Church

From Graces Guide

Thomas Church (c1825-1905) of Church and Co

Born the son of William Church, a shoemaker, and his wife Jane Bullock

1849 Married at Northampton to Eliza Susanna Dudley

1850 Birth of son Alfred Church

1854 Birth of son John William Church

1857 Birth of daughter Ellen

1860 Birth of daughter Eliza

1865 Birth of son Thomas Dudley Church

1901 Residing at Ryecroft, St. Gregory Avenue, Kingsthorpe, Northants: Thomas Church (age 76 born Northampton), Retired Shoe Manufacturer (and Widower).[1]

1905 Died. 'Mr. Thomas Church, formerly one of the leading boot and shoe manufacturers of Northampton. He was the founder of the well-known firm of Church and Co., Duke-street, and retired from the business about twelve years ago. He was eighty years of age, and was rich in the number of his friends, many whom gathered were from a wide circle...'[2]

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Sources of Information

  1. 1901 Census
  2. Northampton Mercury - Friday 31 March 1905