Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Thomas Danks

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Thomas Danks (c1834-1902) of H. and T. Danks

1851 Living at Rowley Regis: Joseph Danks (age 42 born Rowley), Publican. With his wife Elizabeth Danks (age 42 born Rowley) and their six children; Henry Danks (age 19 born Rowley); Thomas Danks (age 17 born Rowley); Mary Danks (age 14 born Rowley); Edwin Danks (age 11 born Rowley); Lydia Danks (age 8 born Rowley); and Elizabeth Danks (age 4 born Rowley).[1]

1873 Birth of son James Arthur Danks

1891 Living at 77 Dudley Road, Rowley Regis: Thomas Danks (age 57 born Rowley Regis), Boiler Manufacturer - Employer. With his wife Ellen Danks (age 54 born Dudley) and their three sons Thomas A. Danks (age 28 born Rowley Regis), Assistant to father; Edwin Danks (age 26 born Rowley Regis), Assistant to father; and Alfred B. C. Danks (age 23 born Rowley Regis). Two servants.[2]

1902 July 06th. Died. Of Preswylfa, Norton, Stourbridge. Probate to Alfred Benjamin Charles Danks and James Arthur Danks, boiler makers, and to Ellen Danks, widow.

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Sources of Information

  1. 1851 Census
  2. 1891 census