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James Elston Waring (1862-) of [[Waring and Gillow]] | James Elston Waring (1862-1920) of [[Waring and Gillow]] | ||
Born at Liverpool the son of [[Samuel James Waring (1837-1907)|Samuel James Waring]] | Born at Liverpool the son of [[Samuel James Waring (1837-1907)|Samuel James Waring]] | ||
1881 Residing at 45-47 St Anne Street, Liverpool: [[Samuel James Waring (1837-1907)|Samuel J. Waring]] (age 44 born Liverpool), Cabinet Maker. With his wife Sarah Ann, six sons [[John William Waring|John W. Waring]] (age 22) Cabinet Maker, [[Samuel James Waring|Samuel J. Waring]] (age 20) Clerk, [[James Elston Waring|James E. Waring]] (age 19) Upholsterer, Frederick A. Waring (age 15), George Waring (age 6) and Harold Waring (age 1),and two daughters.<ref>1881 Census</ref> | 1881 Residing at 45-47 St Anne Street, Liverpool: [[Samuel James Waring (1837-1907)|Samuel J. Waring]] (age 44 born Liverpool), Cabinet Maker. With his wife Sarah Ann, six sons [[John William Waring|John W. Waring]] (age 22) Cabinet Maker, [[Samuel James Waring|Samuel J. Waring]] (age 20) Clerk, [[James Elston Waring|James E. Waring]] (age 19) Upholsterer, Frederick A. Waring (age 15), George Waring (age 6) and Harold Waring (age 1),and two daughters.<ref>1881 Census</ref> | ||
1920 October 19th. Died. 'The death occurred, yesterday, of Mr. James Elston Waring, of Althorpe House, Branch Hill, Hampstead, director of Messrs. Waring and Gillow, of Bold-street, Liverpool, Oxford-street, London, and North-road, Lancaster. The deceased, who was born on the 7th March, 1862, was the third son of the late Mr. Samuel James Waring, of Liverpool, founder of the firm, and brother of Sir Samuel J. Waring. He spent many years of his life in Liverpool, during which time he was closely associated with the volunteer movement, and at the time of his departure from the city he was major in the West Lancashire Artillery. He left Liverpool about 13 years ago to take charge the galleries in London, belonging to the firm. The funeral of the deceased, who leaves a widow and one daughter, will take place on at Hampstead Parish Church.'<ref>Lancashire Evening Post - Wednesday 20 October 1920</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:53, 12 April 2025
James Elston Waring (1862-1920) of Waring and Gillow
Born at Liverpool the son of Samuel James Waring
1881 Residing at 45-47 St Anne Street, Liverpool: Samuel J. Waring (age 44 born Liverpool), Cabinet Maker. With his wife Sarah Ann, six sons John W. Waring (age 22) Cabinet Maker, Samuel J. Waring (age 20) Clerk, James E. Waring (age 19) Upholsterer, Frederick A. Waring (age 15), George Waring (age 6) and Harold Waring (age 1),and two daughters.[1]
1920 October 19th. Died. 'The death occurred, yesterday, of Mr. James Elston Waring, of Althorpe House, Branch Hill, Hampstead, director of Messrs. Waring and Gillow, of Bold-street, Liverpool, Oxford-street, London, and North-road, Lancaster. The deceased, who was born on the 7th March, 1862, was the third son of the late Mr. Samuel James Waring, of Liverpool, founder of the firm, and brother of Sir Samuel J. Waring. He spent many years of his life in Liverpool, during which time he was closely associated with the volunteer movement, and at the time of his departure from the city he was major in the West Lancashire Artillery. He left Liverpool about 13 years ago to take charge the galleries in London, belonging to the firm. The funeral of the deceased, who leaves a widow and one daughter, will take place on at Hampstead Parish Church.'[2]