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William Pickford Wilkins

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William Pickford Wilkins (c1819-1867) of W. P. Wilkins

1819 Born in London, son of Thomas and Arabella Wilkins[1]

1861 William P Wilkins 42, Engineer, millwright, employing 27 men and 4 boys, lived in Ipswich with Mary Ann Wilkins 41, Thomas Wilkins 17, engineer's assistant, Anne Wilkins 15, Jane E Wilkins 13, Amy A Wilkins 10, Mary A Wilkins 8, Katharine F Wilkins 6, Arabella F Wilkins 4, Emily J Wilkins 1[2]

1867 An engineer, ironfounder, coppersmith and machinist when he died at Brixton, Surrey[3]. Engineer of Orchard Works, Ipswich, age 48.


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Parish records
  2. ↑ 1861 census
  3. ↑ National probate calendar
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