Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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1858 Born in Sheffield, son of [[William Atkins (1832-1903)]] and his wife, nee Goodson.
1858 Born in Sheffield, son of [[William Atkins (1832-1903)]] and his wife, Susan, nee Goodson.


1901 Steel and file manufacturer, employer, lived in West Brightside, Sheffield with Sarah E Atkins  45, Alfred R Atkins  9, Jessie Atkins  6<ref>1901 census</ref>
1901 Steel and file manufacturer, employer, lived in West Brightside, Sheffield with Sarah E Atkins  45, Alfred R Atkins  9, Jessie Atkins  6<ref>1901 census</ref>
1903 Steel manufacturer and merchant, on the death of his father


1927 Died in Sheffield<ref>BMD</ref>
1927 Died in Sheffield<ref>BMD</ref>

Latest revision as of 14:31, 2 March 2018

1858 Born in Sheffield, son of William Atkins (1832-1903) and his wife, Susan, nee Goodson.

1901 Steel and file manufacturer, employer, lived in West Brightside, Sheffield with Sarah E Atkins 45, Alfred R Atkins 9, Jessie Atkins 6[1]

1903 Steel manufacturer and merchant, on the death of his father

1927 Died in Sheffield[2]

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Sources of Information

  1. 1901 census
  2. BMD