Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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William McCormack

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William McCormack (c1842- )

1881 Living at Oldway (?), Paignton: William McCormack (age 39 born St. James, Mddx), Whitesmith and Engineer. With his wife Matilda McCormack (age 38 born Yorkshire) and their seven children; Arthur J. McCormack (age 15 born Chelsea), Machinist Apprentice; Eleanor McCormack (age 10 born Chelsea); Henry McCormack (age 9 born Chelsea); Alfred McCormack (age 5 born Paignton); Walter McCormack (age 4 born Paignton); Cecelia McCormack (age 2 born Paignton); and Franklin McCormack (age ? months born Paignton). One servant.[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1881 Census
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