Difference between revisions of "William Banks Skinner"
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1881 Living at 12 Cromwell House, Fellows Road, Hampstead: [[William Banks Skinner|William B. Skinner]] (age 35 born Rushden), a Shoe Manufacturer, Junior Partner. With his wife Jane Skinner (age 31 born Southwark) and their two children [[George Herbert Skinner|George H. Skinner]] (age 8 born Wellingboro) and Emily J. Skinner (age 7 born Wellingboro). Also a visitor and two servants. <ref>1881 Census</ref> | 1881 Living at 12 Cromwell House, Fellows Road, Hampstead: [[William Banks Skinner|William B. Skinner]] (age 35 born Rushden), a Shoe Manufacturer, Junior Partner. With his wife Jane Skinner (age 31 born Southwark) and their two children [[George Herbert Skinner|George H. Skinner]] (age 8 born Wellingboro) and Emily J. Skinner (age 7 born Wellingboro). Also a visitor and two servants. <ref>1881 Census</ref> | ||
1881 Joined his father-in-law's business which became [[Lilley and Skinner]] | |||
1882 Birth of son [[Thomas Carlyle Skinner]] | 1882 Birth of son [[Thomas Carlyle Skinner]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:50, 26 February 2020
William Banks Skinner (1847-1914) of Lilley and Skinner
1847 Born in Rushden, Northants, the son of George Skinner, a Butcher and Farmer, and his wife Hannah Banks
1871 June 6th. Married(1) at Rushden, Northants, to Jane Lilley the daughter of Thomas Lilley
1873 Birth of son George Herbert Skinner
1881 Living at 12 Cromwell House, Fellows Road, Hampstead: William B. Skinner (age 35 born Rushden), a Shoe Manufacturer, Junior Partner. With his wife Jane Skinner (age 31 born Southwark) and their two children George H. Skinner (age 8 born Wellingboro) and Emily J. Skinner (age 7 born Wellingboro). Also a visitor and two servants. [1]
1881 Joined his father-in-law's business which became Lilley and Skinner
1882 Birth of son Thomas Carlyle Skinner
1884 Birth of son John Hershell Skinner
1892 Married(2) in Guildford to Annie Buick Rea
1911 Living at Flinton House, Woodside Park and Avenue, North Finchley, London: William Banks Skinner (age 63 born Rushden), Leather Merchant. With his wife Emma Florence Skinner (age 36 born Mold, North Wales) and their two children Margaret Elanis Skinner (age 24 born Ealing) and William Banks Rea Skinner (age 14 born Ealing). Two servants.[2]
1914 June 22nd. Died