Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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William Foster

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William Foster (c1816-1876) of William Foster and Co

c1816 Born at Potter Hanworth, Lincolnshire

1846 Purchased a flour mill in Lincoln

c1855 Birth of son Henry M. Foster

1861 Living at Lindum Terrace, Lincoln (age 45 born Potter Hanworth, Lincolnshire), Merchant Malster, Miller and Engineer employing eighty men and boys. With wife Mary A. (age 31) and son Henry M. (age 6). Four servants. [1]

c1863 Birth of son Frederick William Foster

1871 Living at Lindum Terrace, Lincoln (age 55 born Potter Hanworth, Lincolnshire), Landowner, Farmer 100 acres (6 men and 2 boys, head of firm of Malsters (about 50 men), Agricultural and General Engine and Machine Makers (68 men and 41 boys). With wife Mary A. (age 42) and sons Henry M. (age 16) and Frederick W. (age 9). Four servants. [2]

1876 Died of Typhoid

1881 Mary Ann Foster living at Lindum Terrace, Lincoln (age 51), Ironfounder, Widow. With son Frederick William (age 19 born Lincoln), Ironfounder. Three servants. [3]

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Sources of Information

  1. 1861 census
  2. 1871 Census
  3. 1881 Census