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Jonas Lindow Burns-Lindow ( -1893) | |||
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'''1893 Obituary <ref> [[1893 Iron and Steel Institute: Obituaries]] </ref> | '''1893 Obituary <ref> [[1893 Iron and Steel Institute: Obituaries]] </ref> | ||
JONAS LINDOW BURNS-LINDOW, of Irton Hall, Whitehaven, who died suddenly at his residence on March 30, 1893, was the son of the late Mr. Burns. He was a nephew of the late Messrs. Samuel and John Lindow, who did so much for the iron trade of West Cumberland. Mr. Burns-Lindow was concerned in the management of the extensive business developed by his uncles. | |||
He was elected a member of the Iron and Steel Institute in 1873. | |||
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Jonas Lindow Burns-Lindow ( -1893)
1893 Obituary [1]
JONAS LINDOW BURNS-LINDOW, of Irton Hall, Whitehaven, who died suddenly at his residence on March 30, 1893, was the son of the late Mr. Burns. He was a nephew of the late Messrs. Samuel and John Lindow, who did so much for the iron trade of West Cumberland. Mr. Burns-Lindow was concerned in the management of the extensive business developed by his uncles.
He was elected a member of the Iron and Steel Institute in 1873.
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