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Son of [[Charles Mander]]
Son of [[Charles Mander]]
1773 [[John Mander]] started chemical manufacturing, producing pigments used in the production of paints and lacquers. His nephew [[Charles Mander]] went into manufacturing varnish and was in turn followed by his two sons, Charles Benjamin Mander and Samuel Small Mander.


1845 With his brother [[Charles Benjamin Mander]], Samuel formed the partnership [[Mander Brothers]] to continue the family paints and varnish business in the centre of Wolverhampton.
1845 With his brother [[Charles Benjamin Mander]], Samuel formed the partnership [[Mander Brothers]] to continue the family paints and varnish business in the centre of Wolverhampton.

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Son of Charles Mander

1845 With his brother Charles Benjamin Mander, Samuel formed the partnership Mander Brothers to continue the family paints and varnish business in the centre of Wolverhampton.

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