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John Wilson lace manufacturer
« on: Wednesday 10 May 06 12:09 BST (UK) »
Hi

Are there any other researchers out there researching the Wilson family of Arnot Hill.  John Wilson, a lace manufacturer, was married to a lady by the name of Ann (surname name not known).

This couple had a son (John Mowbray Wilson) who was baptised at Arnold 2 July 1826.  He was a professor of music.

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Re: John Wilson lace manufacturer
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 16 May 06 07:02 BST (UK) »
Hi Jayson

Have you got a connection to William Wilson of Radford born 1800. His father was also William. He had Henry, J.Wycliffe and others. If so I have information for you.

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Derbys: Burrows, Comery, Smith  Lincs: King. 

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Re: John Wilson lace manufacturer
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 16 May 06 15:27 BST (UK) »
Hello again, Jane

I haven't come across the names mentioned but that doesn't mean they aren't connected so, yes, I'd be really interested in the info you have.  Are there any occupations mentioned?

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Re: John Wilson lace manufacturer
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 17 May 06 06:57 BST (UK) »
Hi Jayson

They were owners of Old Radford Mill. They were spinners of cotton and angola yarn. There were 3 generations mentioned. William (1) was Mayor of Nottm 3 times. William (2) the owner of the mill and religious temperance man. The children became very successful, forest owning, clean living, non smokers, non drinking, MPs, YMCA connected, anti-opium etc.

Please see persnal message I have sent you.

Jane
Notts: Burrows, Comery, Foster, Beeson.
Derbys: Burrows, Comery, Smith  Lincs: King. 

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Re: John Wilson lace manufacturer
« Reply #4 on: Thursday 18 May 06 17:53 BST (UK) »
Hi Jane

I wonder if the John Wilson I'm researching was the same as the one who had owned Old Radford Mill.  It seems very likely.  Hope I can tie all these people up together eventually.

Thanks for all this Jane.  I owe you so much for the time you have spent.

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Re: John Wilson lace manufacturer
« Reply #5 on: Tuesday 05 August 08 20:30 BST (UK) »
Hi Jayson
 
I'm new at this lark on rootsweb so i am hoping this gets to you

Re John Mowbray Wilson  He is my husbands x3 great grandfather.  He did indeed marry Eliza Ellen Withworth see was born 1830 and dies abt 1901
but he also had a previous marriage to a Mary Beech they had at least two children Violet Ann b1846-d1883 and John Beech b1848-d unknown john and Eliza had at least 9 children Rosa Jane b 1850-d1895, Ellen Laura b27/05/1855-d 1870, James S b 1857, Lizzie Whitworth 17/10/15/858-d1941, Robert William b 28/07/1861-?d1861, Kate Adeline b8/4/1863, Arthur Ernest b23/03/1965, Henry Thomas b01/03/1870 and Emily Taylor b 17/03/1872- d1892       Lizzie Whitworth Wilson married Fred Allison b1861- d1951 they had 1 child Violet Dorothy b 10/12/1890 - d15/7/1933 in South Africa to which she emigrated to with her husband John A Senior (may have been a second husband 1st husband may have been called Sellers) They had 2 children John Kenneth and still living. Son of JK is my Husband

Anything you can tell me re any ancestors further back would be very much appreciated
Karentalk2me



Hi

Are there any other researchers out there researching the Wilson family of Arnot Hill.  John Wilson, a lace manufacturer, was married to a lady by the name of Ann (surname name not known).

This couple had a son (John Mowbray Wilson) who was baptised at Arnold 2 July 1826.  He was a professor of music.

Jayson

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Re: John Wilson lace manufacturer
« Reply #6 on: Wednesday 06 August 08 11:57 BST (UK) »
Hello Karen

Well, first of all, Karen, welcome to rootschat.  :) ;)  I've been a member now for roughly two years and have benefited more than I can ever begin to express in words from the generosity of other members of this useful site.

It's amazing how old posts are brought back to life again, and as it happens I was only thinking about this side of the family a few days ago. 

I've been researching this family for my cousin - her father's family.  I am related to her via her mother.  So I not related to the Mathers or Wilsons.  My cousin is the granddaughter of Kate Adeline Wilson.  Kate married John Mather, and at some point they moved to Nantwich in Cheshire.  John Mather established himself in the town as a successful cabinet maker.

My cousin has in her possession an old picture of Arnot Hill House where the Wilson family lived.  I think John had something to do with silk manufacturing. But I haven't got any further back, however I would like to.

I must look at my notes again.  Will send you a personal message if you wish to contact me again.

Jayson





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