William Stevens Squire
c.1834 Born in London, son of Peter Squire and his wife Mary
1851 Living with Peter Squire, chemist, and his family in Hampstead[1]
1861 Analytical chemist and Doctor of Philosophy, Heidelberg; living in St Marylebone with his wife Anne, age 32, and son William 2 months[2]
1871 Manufacturing chemist[3]
William Stevens Squire of Dunn, Squire and Co, at Stratford in Essex.
1872 Dunn, Squire and Co was dissolved.
Then formed the company Squire, Chapman & Co. with Mr Spencer Chapman, premises at North Woolwich Rd, Silvertown, as makers of sulphuric acid[4].
1878 Retired from position of managing director of Squire Chapman and Messel
1881 Chemical engineer[5]
1891 Chemical engineer [6]
1906 Died