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1844 Born in Bethnal Green, London, son of [[William Pickford Wilkins]] | 1844 Born in Bethnal Green, London, son of [[William Pickford Wilkins]] | ||
1868 A fatal accident occurred at the [[Orchard Works, Ipswich|Iron Works]] of Mr. Thos. Wilkins, in St. Helen's, Ipswich<ref>The Ipswich Journal, 22 February 1868</ref> | |||
1869 Married Mary Anna Harrison (born in Ipswich) in Kennington<ref>Parish records</ref> | 1869 Married Mary Anna Harrison (born in Ipswich) in Kennington<ref>Parish records</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 11:57, 20 February 2021
1844 Born in Bethnal Green, London, son of William Pickford Wilkins
1868 A fatal accident occurred at the Iron Works of Mr. Thos. Wilkins, in St. Helen's, Ipswich[1]
1869 Married Mary Anna Harrison (born in Ipswich) in Kennington[2]
1869 Thomas Wilkins, M.E., elected a member of the Society of Engineers [3]
1870 His office was in Gracechurch Street, London; he described the portable engine he had designed[4]
1871 Thomas Wilkins 27, consulting engineer, lived in Brixton with Mary A Wilkins 28[5]
1891 Thomas Wilkins 47, civil engineer, architect, railway director, employer, lived in Camberwell with Mary Ann Wilkins 48[6]
1901 Thomas Wilkins 57, civil engineer and patent agent, lived in Camberwell with Mary Anna Wilkins 57[7]
1913 Died in Peckham[8]; buried in Suffolk.