Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Thomas William Rickard

From Graces Guide

Thomas William Rickard (1853-1938) of the T. W. R. Manufacturing Co

1882 Living at 17 Victoria Street, South Hackney, Merchant's Clerk.[1]

1901 Living at 516 Mile End Road, Mile End: Thomas W. Rickard (age 47 born Dorset), Traveller Ironware. With his wife Margaret A. Rickard, two daughters and a son.[2]

1912 Moved to Acton.[3]

1918 Listed at 5 Baldwyn Gardens, Acton, Lamp Manufacturer.[4].

1938 April. 'The funeral of Mr. Thomas William Rickard, aged 85, of 5, Baldwyn gardens, Acton, who died on Tuesday in last week, took place at the Acton Cemetery on Tuesday. Mr. Rickard, who was born at Dorchester, Dorset, came to live in London as a young man and settled in Acton in 1912. He was connected with various hardware businesses, and was the founder of the "T.W.R." aluminium foundry in Emmanuel-avenue, Acton. He retired from business in 1930. He was a former member of the Acton Chamber of Commerce. He leaves two sons and two daughters.'[5]

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Sources of Information

  1. Baptism of daughter Edith Annie
  2. 1901 Census
  3. 1938 Obit,
  4. Marriage of his son Albert Edward Rickard to Ellen Beatrice Wyatt
  5. Acton Gazette - Friday 08 April 1938