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John Hulse (France)

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1766 Born in Newcastle

1847 Died in Rouen

Hulse constructed looms for the textile mill of François Bauwens, after which he and John Dean (who was in charge of spinning) left Passy for the Cailly valley, where, with other compatriots, they set up a cotton factory cotton for Valentin Rawle.[1]


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Sources of Information

  1. [1] 'Les entrepreneurs du coton' by Mohamed Kasdi Chapter 6. La mécanisation de la filature (1790-1820)