Henry Fearncombe1
#5199, (circa 1791-18 April 1856)
| Father | Samuel Fearncombe1 (6 Nov 1763-9 Jan 1813) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Taylor1 (c 1766-24 Jul 1801) |
| Last Edited | 19 Dec 2015 |
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Henry Fearncombe was born circa 1791 at St. Mary, in Taunton, Somerset.1 He was the son of Samuel Fearncombe and Elizabeth Taylor.1 Henry Fearncombe was baptised at St. Mary on Thursday, 13 January 1791 at Taunton, Somerset.1
Henry Fearncombe married Mary Graetely in 1824.1 Henry Fearncombe Henry started his trade in the japanning business and later established the Phoenix Works. Henry worked mainly on tin-plate and later on brass and copper. He exhibited 'coal vases' at the 1851 Great Exhibition. When Henry died he left half the business to his nephew John Oaten, and the other half to "Ann Dalton, otherwise Ann McMann, the daughter of my late wife."1,2
Henry died on 18 April 1856 at Wrockwardine, Worcestershire.1
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Henry Fearncombe was born circa 1791 at St. Mary, in Taunton, Somerset.1 He was the son of Samuel Fearncombe and Elizabeth Taylor.1 Henry Fearncombe was baptised at St. Mary on Thursday, 13 January 1791 at Taunton, Somerset.1
Henry Fearncombe married Mary Graetely in 1824.1 Henry Fearncombe Henry started his trade in the japanning business and later established the Phoenix Works. Henry worked mainly on tin-plate and later on brass and copper. He exhibited 'coal vases' at the 1851 Great Exhibition. When Henry died he left half the business to his nephew John Oaten, and the other half to "Ann Dalton, otherwise Ann McMann, the daughter of my late wife."1,2
Henry died on 18 April 1856 at Wrockwardine, Worcestershire.1
Family | Mary Graetely (-1 Sep 1843) |
Citations
- [S372] GEDCOM file created by Arthur Russ, 21 April 2011.
- [S419] Henry Fearncombe & Co Ltd (http://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/Museum/metalware/…).