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William Wilson (2)

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1830 Edward Price and Co was founded by William Wilson, and his business partners, John Studholme Brownrigg, John Cockerell and Sir George Gerard de Hochpied Larpent.

1851 Living at Wandsworth Common: William Wilson (age 78 born Stanmore), a Retired Merchant. With his wife Margaret Wilson (age 65 born Edinburgh) and their children Mary Wilson (age 43 born Edinburgh); Ann Wilson (age 42 born Wilson Town, Lanark); Robert Wilson (age 38 born Wilson Town, Lanark), Solicitor; George Fergusson Wilson (age 29 born Wandsworth), Manager of Patent Candle Co; Maria Wilson (age 25 born Wandsworth); his nephew James Lung (age 22 born Edinburgh), Assistant Manager of Patent Candle Co; and son James W. Wilson (age 33 born Hampstead), Manager of Patent Candle Co. Six servants.[1]


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  1. ↑ 1851 census
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