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Brass founders and beer machine manufacturers. | Brass founders and beer machine manufacturers. | ||
Founded by [[Nathaniel Wilcocks (1817-1871)|Nathaniel Wilcocks]] and [[George Weedon (1776-1852)|George Weedon]]. | c. 1836 Founded by [[Nathaniel Wilcocks (1817-1871)|Nathaniel Wilcocks]] and [[George Weedon (1776-1852)|George Weedon]]. | ||
1861 By this date the family business, based at 15 Westaget Street, was being jointly run by Nathaniel Wilcock's wife [[Jane Weedon (1818-1870)|Jane]] and her son [[Nathaniel George Wilcocks (1837-1902)|Nathaniel]]. The foundry employed 4 men, 6 apprentices and 4 boys.<ref>1861 census</ref> | 1861 By this date the family business, based at 15 Westaget Street, was being jointly run by Nathaniel Wilcock's wife [[Jane Weedon (1818-1870)|Jane]] and her son [[Nathaniel George Wilcocks (1837-1902)|Nathaniel]]. The foundry employed 4 men, 6 apprentices and 4 boys.<ref>1861 census</ref> | ||
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of 5-6 Upper Borough Walls, Bath
of Bath City Brass Foundry, 15 Westgate Street, Bath
Brass founders and beer machine manufacturers.
c. 1836 Founded by Nathaniel Wilcocks and George Weedon.
1861 By this date the family business, based at 15 Westaget Street, was being jointly run by Nathaniel Wilcock's wife Jane and her son Nathaniel. The foundry employed 4 men, 6 apprentices and 4 boys.[1]
1862 Business renamed N. G. Wilcocks.
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- ↑ 1861 census