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He invented the first machine-made Axminster carpets
He invented the first machine-made Axminster carpets
Presumably also connected with [[J. and J. S. Templeton]]


His descendants ran the company, even after it became a public limited company in 1947.  
His descendants ran the company, even after it became a public limited company in 1947.  

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Memorial at Glasgow Necropolis.

Carpet Manufacturer of Glasgow

James Templeton (1802-1883) was in business in Paisley as a manufacturer of Paisley shawls

1839 He started a carpet manufacturing enterprise in Bridgeton which later became J. Templeton and Co.

He invented the first machine-made Axminster carpets

Presumably also connected with J. and J. S. Templeton

His descendants ran the company, even after it became a public limited company in 1947.

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