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of [[Weedon and Wilcocks]], 5-6 Upper Borough Walls and 15 Westgate Street, Bath | of [[Weedon and Wilcocks]], 5-6 Upper Borough Walls and 15 Westgate Street, Bath | ||
1818 Born in | 1818 Born in Bath, daughter of [[George Weedon (1776-1852)|George Weedon]].<ref>1851 census</ref> | ||
1836 Marriage to [[Nathaniel Wilcocks (1817-1871)|Nathaniel Wilcocks]] in Bristol.<ref>Bristol, England, Select Church of England Parish Registers, 1720-1933</ref> | 1836 Marriage to [[Nathaniel Wilcocks (1817-1871)|Nathaniel Wilcocks]] in Bristol.<ref>Bristol, England, Select Church of England Parish Registers, 1720-1933</ref> | ||
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Jane Weedon, brass founder and gas fitter
of Weedon and Wilcocks, 5-6 Upper Borough Walls and 15 Westgate Street, Bath
1818 Born in Bath, daughter of George Weedon.[1]
1836 Marriage to Nathaniel Wilcocks in Bristol.[2]
1837 Birth of son, Nathaniel.
1851 Residence: 5-6 Upper Borough Walls, Bath.[3]
1861 Residence: 15 Westgate Street, Bath. Occupation: Brass founder and gas fitter, employing 4 men, 6 apprentices and 2 boys - - business run in partnership with her son Nathaniel.[4]
1870 Death at 4 New Railway Place, Bath.[5]
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