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1831 September 29th. Born in Agbrigg, Yks, the son of Joseph Whiteley and his wife Elizabeth Rowlandson
1831 September 29th. Born in Agbrigg, Yks, the son of Joseph Whiteley and his wife Elizabeth Rowlandson
1852 After being apprenticed to a firm of drapers in Wakefield, he then worked at a drapers in London.
1863 Opened his first store


1867 Married in Holloway, London, to Harriet Sarah Hill
1867 Married in Holloway, London, to Harriet Sarah Hill

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William Whiteley (1831-1907) founder of Whiteleys

1831 September 29th. Born in Agbrigg, Yks, the son of Joseph Whiteley and his wife Elizabeth Rowlandson

1852 After being apprenticed to a firm of drapers in Wakefield, he then worked at a drapers in London.

1863 Opened his first store

1867 Married in Holloway, London, to Harriet Sarah Hill

1907 January 22nd. Died. Murdered in his office.[1]


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Sources of Information

  1. Sheffield Evening Telegraph - Tuesday 22 January 1907