John Graham (1812-1869)
1812 Born in Glasgow, son of James Graham (1776–1842), a prosperous Glasgow merchant and manufacturer of light woven fabrics for the West Indies, and his wife, Margaret (1775–1830), née Paterson; he was brother of Thomas
1845 Married Cooper Mary Hannah Boocock Woodcroft in Manchester[1]
1847 Birth of his son John Cameron Graham (who became a barrister)[2] in Manchester[3]
1855 His brother, Thomas, was appointed master of the Royal Mint.
From November 1860 he assisted his brother with the distribution of bronze coins
1861 A visitor in St George Bloomsbury, worked at H. M. Mint[4]
1866 He became chief coiner.
1869 Died at the Royal Mint[5]
1871 Cooper M Graham 53 was a landowner, living in Cranley, Surrey with Margaret Graham 24, John Cameron Graham 23, a civil engineer, Ellen Graham 22[6]
See Also
Sources of Information
- Biography of Thomas Graham, ODNB