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'''Nathaniel George Wilcocks''', of [[Weedon and Wilcocks]] and [[N. G. Wilcocks]] | '''Nathaniel George Wilcocks''', of [[Weedon and Wilcocks]] and [[N. G. Wilcocks]] | ||
1837 Born in Bath on the 2 November, son of [[Nathaniel Wilcocks (1817-1871)|Nathaniel Wilcocks]] and [[Jane Weedon]]. | 1837 Born in Bath on the 2 November, son of [[Nathaniel Wilcocks (1817-1871)|Nathaniel Wilcocks]] and [[Jane Weedon (1818-1870)|Jane Weedon]]. | ||
1851 Living at 5-6 Upper Borough Walls, Bath, with his parents, three sisters and a servant.<ref>1851 census</ref> | 1851 Living at 5-6 Upper Borough Walls, Bath, with his parents, three sisters and a servant.<ref>1851 census</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 23:46, 7 January 2018
Nathaniel George Wilcocks, of Weedon and Wilcocks and N. G. Wilcocks
1837 Born in Bath on the 2 November, son of Nathaniel Wilcocks and Jane Weedon.
1851 Living at 5-6 Upper Borough Walls, Bath, with his parents, three sisters and a servant.[1]
1861 Living at 15 Westgate Street, Bath, with his mother, two sisters and aunt. Occupation: Brass Founder and Gas Fitter, employing 4 men 6 apprentices and 4 boys - business run in partnership with his mother.[2]
1871 Living at 15 Westgate Street, Bath, with his wife Emma and son Nathaniel. Occupation: Brass Founder.[3]
1881 Living at 44 Avon Street. Occupation: Brass Founder, employing 20 hands.[4]
1891 Living at 7 Sunny Bank, Widcombe, Bath, with wife Emma, son Nathaniel, and a servant. Occupation; Machine Valuer.[5]
1902 Died in Barnstable, Devon.