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Joshua Hacking

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Joshua Hacking (1846-1925) of the East Lancashire Soap Co

1871 Birth of son James Hacking

1879 Birth of son William Henry Hacking

1880 Birth of son Joshua Harold Hacking (1880-1952)

1881 Living at Millfield House, Clayton le Moors: Joshua Hacking (age 34 born Clayton le Moors), Soap Manufacturer Master. With his wife Eliza S. Hacking (age 32 born Edinburgh) and their seven sons James Hacking (age 9 born Clayton le Moors); Burton Hacking (age 7 born Clayton le Moors); Leonard Hacking (age 5 born Clayton le Moors); Arthur Hacking (age 3 born Clayton le Moors); William H. Hacking (age 2 born Clayton le Moors); and Joshua H. Hacking (age 7 months born Clayton le Moors). Two servants.[1]

1925 Will. Of Henfield House, Clayton-le-Moors, soap manufacturer, of the East Lancashire Soap Co. £218,893.[2]


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Sources of Information

  1. 1881 Census
  2. Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer - Monday 08 June 1925