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Walter Bagshaw

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1898. Walter Bagshaw.

Walter Bagshaw (c1852- ) of J. Bagshaw and Sons

Invented a diagram meter.

1861 Living at Albert Terrace, Batley: John Bagshaw (age 32 born Bradford), Ironfounder master employing 26 men and 10 boys. With his wife Ann Bagshaw (age 33 born Dewsbury) and their six children; Emily Bagshaw (age 11 born Dewsbury); Walter Bagshaw (age 9 born Dewsbury); Charles Bagshaw (age 8 born Dewsbury); Arthur Bagshaw (age 6 born Batley); Jane Bagshaw (age 3 born Batley); and Frank Bagshaw (age 5 months born Batley). One visitor. One servant.[1]

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  1. ↑ 1861 Census
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