Gurney Pease (1839-1872) of J. and J. W. Pease and William Whitwell and Co
1839 Born in Darlington, son of Joseph Pease[1]
Brother of Joseph Whitwell Pease and Arthur Pease, who later ran the business
1861 Joseph Pease 61, coal owner and worsted manufacturer, living in Darlington with Jane G Pease 34, Edward Pease 26, clerk, worsted manufactory, Gurney Pease 22, mines accountant, Frances R Pease 16[2]
1871 Coal owner, ironstone mine proprietor, ironmaster, woolen manufacturer, employing about 2300 men and boys in iron mines and limestone quarries, living in Darlington with Katharine Pease 30, Harold G Pease 6, Katherine M Pease 5, Wilson Pease 3, Lilian Pease 2[3]
1872 Merchant, died in Malvern, Worcestershire[4]