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William White (c1804-1889)

From Graces Guide

William White (1803-1889) of W. White and Sons

1803 Born in Greenham, Berks., son of Jeremiah White

1828 Married Betsy Shergold in London[1]

c.1835 Birth of son Arthur White in West Cowes

1841 William White 35, brass and iron founder, lived in Medina Road, Cowes, with Betsey White 34, William White 11, Mary White 10, Arthur White 7, Harriet White 5, Elizabeth White 2[2]

c.1843 Birth of son Edwin White

1851 Residing at Foundry House, Medina Road, Northwood, Hants: William White (age 47 born Greenham, Berks), Iron and Brass Founder (Master employing 2 men, 2 lab, 1 boy). With his wife Betsey and children Mary Ann, Arthur White (age 17 born West Cowes), Harriet, Elizabeth, Edwin White (age 8 born West Cowes), and Emily.[3]

1861 William White 57 , Iron founder, employing 4 moulders, 4 labourers and 1 boy, lived in West Cowes with Elizabeth White 55, Arthur White 27, iron moulder, Edwin White 18, iron moulder, Emily White 16[4]

1881 An iron founder, living with his brother Nathaniel, in Newbury[5]

1889 Died at West Cowes[6]

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Sources of Information

  1. Parish record
  2. 1841 census
  3. 1851 Census
  4. 1861 census
  5. 1881 census
  6. national probate calendar