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1922 March 13th. died aged 49 <ref> The Times, Wednesday, Mar 15, 1922</ref>


 
1922 June 26th. Will. Rt Hon Joseph Watson, first Baron Manton, of Compton Verney, and late of Linton Spring, Netherby, a director of [[Joseph Watson and Co]], Whitehall Soap Works, and a director of the [[Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway]]. Died from a hunting accident aged 48. <ref>The Times, Jun 26, 1922</ref>.
1922 March 13th. Rt Hon Joseph Watson, first Baron Manton of Compton Verney, of Joseph Watson and Co, Whitehall Soap Works, died aged 49 <ref> The Times, Wednesday, Mar 15, 1922</ref> <ref>The Times, Jun 26, 1922</ref>.


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of Joseph Watson and Sons and Joseph Watson and Co

1922 March 13th. died aged 49 [1]

1922 June 26th. Will. Rt Hon Joseph Watson, first Baron Manton, of Compton Verney, and late of Linton Spring, Netherby, a director of Joseph Watson and Co, Whitehall Soap Works, and a director of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. Died from a hunting accident aged 48. [2].

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, Wednesday, Mar 15, 1922
  2. The Times, Jun 26, 1922