Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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1839 Born in Alvescot, son of [[James Hall Nalder]], yeoman<ref>Baptism record</ref>
1839 Born in Alvescot, son of [[James Hall Nalder]], yeoman<ref>Baptism record</ref>
1851 A pupil at school in Wheatley<ref>1851 census</ref>


1861 [[Thomas Nalder]] 24, civil engineer employing 12 men and 9 boys, lived in Wantage with his brother  [[William Nalder]] 21, civil engineer employing 12 men and 9 boys<ref>1861 census</ref>
1861 [[Thomas Nalder]] 24, civil engineer employing 12 men and 9 boys, lived in Wantage with his brother  [[William Nalder]] 21, civil engineer employing 12 men and 9 boys<ref>1861 census</ref>

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William Nalder (1839-1903) of Nalder and Nalder

1839 Born in Alvescot, son of James Hall Nalder, yeoman[1]

1851 A pupil at school in Wheatley[2]

1861 Thomas Nalder 24, civil engineer employing 12 men and 9 boys, lived in Wantage with his brother William Nalder 21, civil engineer employing 12 men and 9 boys[3]

1881 William Nalder 40, manager of implement manufactory, llived in East and West Challow with Anne E. Nalder 38[4]

1903 August. Died.[5]

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Sources of Information

  1. Baptism record
  2. 1851 census
  3. 1861 census
  4. 1881 census
  5. Faringdon Advertiser and Vale of the White Horse Gazette - Saturday 08 August 1903