Difference between revisions of "Alfred Tylor"
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Took major part in running the business after the early death of his father | Took major part in running the business after the early death of his father | ||
1850 Married Isabella | |||
1851 Alfred was a brazier. Birth of son [[Joseph John Tylor]] in Stoke Newington<ref>1851 census</ref> | |||
Devoted himself also to studies of anatomy and geology | Devoted himself also to studies of anatomy and geology | ||
Presented 17 papers to the Royal Society | Presented 17 papers to the Royal Society | ||
Revision as of 14:30, 30 November 2016
1824 Born son of Joseph Tylor and his wife Harriett
c.1840 Joined the family business
Took major part in running the business after the early death of his father
1850 Married Isabella
1851 Alfred was a brazier. Birth of son Joseph John Tylor in Stoke Newington[1]
Devoted himself also to studies of anatomy and geology
Presented 17 papers to the Royal Society
Wrote several books
1884 Died shortly after returning from a trip to USA
Joseph John Tylor (of Campden Hill) and William Tylor (of Cheniston Gardens) had a warehouse at 2 Newgate St in 1891.[2]
See Also
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Sources of Information
- Biography in the DNB