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John Duncan Glass (c1841-1914) of [[Henderson and Glass]] | John Duncan Glass (c1841-1914) of [[Henderson and Glass]] | ||
c.1879 Birth of son [[Robert Glass]] | |||
1914 Died. 'The death has occurred at Failte, Craigmore, Bute, of Mr John Duncan Glass, of the firm of Messrs. Henderson and Glass, steel, iron tinplate and general merchants, of Rumford place, Liverpool, Mr. Glass was seventy-three years of age, and until lately took an active interest in the business. He was associated with the firm since its commencement about fifty years ago. He was prominent member of the Presbyterian body, and was well-known and highly respected in business and social circles in Liverpool and Birkenhead.'<ref>Liverpool Echo - Wednesday 09 December 1914</ref> | 1914 Died. 'The death has occurred at Failte, Craigmore, Bute, of Mr John Duncan Glass, of the firm of Messrs. Henderson and Glass, steel, iron tinplate and general merchants, of Rumford place, Liverpool, Mr. Glass was seventy-three years of age, and until lately took an active interest in the business. He was associated with the firm since its commencement about fifty years ago. He was prominent member of the Presbyterian body, and was well-known and highly respected in business and social circles in Liverpool and Birkenhead.'<ref>Liverpool Echo - Wednesday 09 December 1914</ref> | ||
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John Duncan Glass (c1841-1914) of Henderson and Glass
c.1879 Birth of son Robert Glass
1914 Died. 'The death has occurred at Failte, Craigmore, Bute, of Mr John Duncan Glass, of the firm of Messrs. Henderson and Glass, steel, iron tinplate and general merchants, of Rumford place, Liverpool, Mr. Glass was seventy-three years of age, and until lately took an active interest in the business. He was associated with the firm since its commencement about fifty years ago. He was prominent member of the Presbyterian body, and was well-known and highly respected in business and social circles in Liverpool and Birkenhead.'[1]
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- ↑ Liverpool Echo - Wednesday 09 December 1914