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Armorer Donkin, a friend of [[William Armstrong (1778-1857)]], had an amateur interest in science.  He had a house in Jesmond, Newcastle, and a country retreat at Rothbury, Northumberland,


Armstrong persuaded Donkin to take his son [[William Armstrong|William]] for articles
Became a town councillor in Newcastle
Donkin, a bachelor, treated the younger Armstrong as an adoptive son. He was to have considerable influence on Armstrong and his future career.
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Revision as of 11:08, 28 March 2018

Armorer Donkin, a friend of William Armstrong (1778-1857), had an amateur interest in science. He had a house in Jesmond, Newcastle, and a country retreat at Rothbury, Northumberland,

Armstrong persuaded Donkin to take his son William for articles

Became a town councillor in Newcastle

Donkin, a bachelor, treated the younger Armstrong as an adoptive son. He was to have considerable influence on Armstrong and his future career.


See Also

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Sources of Information

  • Biography of William Armstrong, ODNB