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James Stephen Jeans

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James Stephen Jeans (1846-1913) Owner of Coal and Iron newspaper - (Iron and Coal Trades Review)

c1848 Born in Elgin

1871 Living at 153 North Street, Anderston, Glasgow: James Jeans (age 25 born Elgin), Newspaper Reporter. With his wife Mary E. Jeans (age 25) and their daughters Florence Jeans (age 11 months). Also a boarder and one servant.[1]

Wrote 'Pioneers of the Cleveland iron trade' by James Stephen Jeans

1911 Living at 52 North Side, Clapham Common: James Stephen Jeans (age 65 born UK), Newspaper Owner - Coal and Iron, and Employer. With his wife Mary Elizabeth Jeans (age 41 born Leeds) and their son Harold Jeans (age 38 born Darlington), Newspaper Editor - Coal and Iron, and Single. Four servants.[2]



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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1871 Census
  2. ↑ 1911 Census
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