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William Lister (c.1785-1850)

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William Lister (c.1785-1850) of William Lister (of Hope Town)

1844 Marriage of his daughter Sarah to George Rigby.[1]

1848 April 10th. Marriage at Darlington of William Lister, Ironfounder, to Mrs (Elizabeth) Atkinson, the relict of Mr. Atkinson of the Three Tuns inn.[2]

1850 Estate of William Lister, late of Darlington, Iron-Founder and Engine Builder. Executors are Joseph Stephenson, Civil Engineer; John Harrison, Coach Builder; and Michael Windale, Cabinet Maker, all of Darlington.[3]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ York Herald - Saturday 23 March 1844
  2. ↑ Durham Chronicle - Friday 14 April 1848
  3. ↑ Gateshead Observer - Saturday 13 July 1850
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