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Edward Hill (c1803-c1852), founder of [[Edward Hill and Co]] | Edward Hill (c1803-c1852), founder of [[Edward Hill and Co]] | ||
1837 September 19th. Married at Pedmore. Mr Edward Hill, Hunts Hill, Dudley, to Emma, second daughter of Samuel Smith of the former place.<ref>Worcester Journal - Thursday 21 September 1837</ref> | 1837 September 19th. Married at Pedmore. Mr Edward Hill, Hunts Hill, Dudley, to Emma, second daughter of Samuel Smith of the former place.<ref>Worcester Journal - Thursday 21 September 1837</ref>. Emma was an older sister of [[Henry Smith]]<ref>Obituary of Edward Hill</ref> | ||
1851 Living at Dark Hill, Dudley: [[Edward Hill]] (age 47 born Wednesbury), Iron Master. With his wife Emma Hill (age 30? born Pedmore) and their son Edward Hill (age 4 born Harts Hill). Two servants.<ref>1851 Census</ref> | 1851 Living at Dark Hill, Dudley: [[Edward Hill]] (age 47 born Wednesbury), Iron Master. With his wife Emma Hill (age 30? born Pedmore) and their son Edward Hill (age 4 born Harts Hill). Two servants.<ref>1851 Census</ref> | ||
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[[Category: Biography]] | [[Category: Biography]] | ||
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[[Category: Deaths 1850-1859]] | [[Category: Deaths 1850-1859]] |
Latest revision as of 10:59, 26 September 2022
Edward Hill (c1803-c1852), founder of Edward Hill and Co
1837 September 19th. Married at Pedmore. Mr Edward Hill, Hunts Hill, Dudley, to Emma, second daughter of Samuel Smith of the former place.[1]. Emma was an older sister of Henry Smith[2]
1851 Living at Dark Hill, Dudley: Edward Hill (age 47 born Wednesbury), Iron Master. With his wife Emma Hill (age 30? born Pedmore) and their son Edward Hill (age 4 born Harts Hill). Two servants.[3]
1853 September 13th. Died. 'On Tuesday last, at his residence, Amblecote Hall, near Stourbridge, fever on the brain, in his 48th year, Mr. Edward Hill, Brierley Hill. Works, near Dudley.'[4]