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1841 Born at Finchingfeild, Essex, the son of Charles Willsher, a farmer. | 1841 Born at Finchingfeild, Essex, the son of Charles Willsher, a farmer. | ||
1861 Patent 2505. 'Construction of combined thrashing and dressing machines' | |||
1871 Living at Petches Farm, Finchingfield: [[John Chaplin Willsher|John C. Willsher]] (age 29 born Finchingfield), Farmer of 314 acres employing 24 men. With his sister Mary E. Willsher and his father Charles W. Willsher. One servant.<ref>1871 Census</ref> | 1871 Living at Petches Farm, Finchingfield: [[John Chaplin Willsher|John C. Willsher]] (age 29 born Finchingfield), Farmer of 314 acres employing 24 men. With his sister Mary E. Willsher and his father Charles W. Willsher. One servant.<ref>1871 Census</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 20:01, 7 January 2016
John Chaplin Willsher (1841-1909) of Willsher and Co
1841 Born at Finchingfeild, Essex, the son of Charles Willsher, a farmer.
1861 Patent 2505. 'Construction of combined thrashing and dressing machines'
1871 Living at Petches Farm, Finchingfield: John C. Willsher (age 29 born Finchingfield), Farmer of 314 acres employing 24 men. With his sister Mary E. Willsher and his father Charles W. Willsher. One servant.[1]
1873 October. He sells Petches Farm with all stock.[2]
1881 Boarding at London Road, Maidstone: John Chaplin Willsher (age 39 born Finchingfield), Consulting Mechanical Engineer. With his wife Louisa Willsher (age 41 born Maidstone) and their son Charles Garrett Willsher (age 14 born Finchingfield).[3]
1901 Living at 70 Perry Vale, Lewisham: John Chaplin Willsher (age 59 born Finchingfield), Consulting Mechanical Engineer - Employer - Widower. With his son Charles Carrel Willsher (age 34 born Finchingfield), Pharmaceutical Chemist. Also his aunt Mary Elizabeth Willsher (age 58 born Finchingfield). One servant.[4]