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Thomas Adwick Farmer (c1804-1864) of Farmer, Robey, Clark and Co

1851 Living at Morton Terrace, Gainsborough: Thomas A. Farmer (age 47 born Gainsbro), Iron Merchant employing 20 men. With his wife Elizabeth Farmer (age 43 born Lincoln) and their two children George Farmer (age 9 born Gainsbro) and Elizabeth Farmer (age 8 born Gainsbro). Three servants.[1]

1864 June 23rd. Died. Probate mentions his widow Sarah Emma Farmer.

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  1. ↑ 1851 Census
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