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William Darling (c1828-1901) of [[Darling, Brown and Sellers‎]] and [[Darling and Sellers‎]]


1841 Living at Stone Row Leeds (age c15), an Apprentice Mechanic. In house of William Leeming (age c75). <ref>1841 Census</ref>
1841 Living at Stone Row Leeds (age c15), an Apprentice Mechanic. In house of William Leeming (age c75). <ref>1841 Census</ref>
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'''Obituary 1901 <ref>[[The Engineer 1901/06/21]], p652.</ref>
'''Obituary 1901 <ref>[[The Engineer 1901/06/21]], p652.</ref><ref>[[The Engineer 1901 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous]]</ref>


"...Darling, one of the founders of the firm
"...Darling, one of the founders of the firm of machine-tool makers, [[Darling and Sellers]], Limited,
of machine-tool makers, [[Darling and Sellers]], Limited,
Keighley. Mr. Darling was born in March, 1828. After battling courageously with failing health during the greater portion of last year, and suffering the amputation of a leg 10 October, he passed away somewhat suddenly from heart seizure on Saturday, the 8th inst. The deceased gentleman
Keighley. Mr. Darling was born in March, 1828. After
battling courageously with failing health during the greater
portion of last year, and suffering the amputation of a leg
10 October, he passed away somewhat suddenly from heart
seizure on Saturday, the 8th inst. The deceased gentleman
as a boy served under his father on a small trading vessel
as a boy served under his father on a small trading vessel
plying along the east coast, and many were the stirring
plying along the east coast, and many were the stirring
stories he could tell of those days. The sea, however,
stories he could tell of those days. The sea, however,
was not destined to hold him long, for, in 1844, at the age
was not destined to hold him long, for, in 1844, at the age
of sixteen, he commenced his apprenticeship to the engineering
of sixteen, he commenced his apprenticeship to the engineering trade in the works...[More].
trade in the works...[[The Engineer 1901/06/21|More]].
 
 
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== See Also ==
== See Also ==
<what-links-here/>Sarah F. (age 12 born Keighley)
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== Sources of Information ==
== Sources of Information ==
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[[Category: Births 1820-1829]]
[[Category: Deaths 1900-1909]]

Latest revision as of 12:42, 4 October 2018

William Darling (c1828-1901) of Darling, Brown and Sellers‎ and Darling and Sellers‎

1841 Living at Stone Row Leeds (age c15), an Apprentice Mechanic. In house of William Leeming (age c75). [1]

1851 A lodger at Low street, Keighley (age 23 born Leeds), a Mechanic (employing 6 men). In the house of Richard Sowden. [2]

c1857 Birth of John William Darling

1861 Living at Hope street, Keighley (age 33 born Leeds), a Tool Maker, Firm darling and Sellers, employing 6 men and 12 boys. With his wife Mary (age 27 born Keighley) and their children Mary Selina (age 4 born Keighley), John William (age 4 born Keighley) and Sarah Florence (age 2 born Keighley). Also two visitors with the surname Darling. [3]

c1863 Birth of son Albert Darling

1871 Living at Law Holme House, Keighley (age 43 born Leeds), Machinist employing 38 hands. With his wife Mary (age 37 born Keighley) and their children Sarah F. (age 12 born Keighley) and Albert (age 9 born Keighley). [4]

1881 Living at 24 Devonshire Street, Keighley (age 53 born Leeds), a Tool Maker. With his wife Mary (age 47 born Keighley) and their children John William (age 24 born Keighley), a Draughtsman - Engine; Sarah F. (age 22 born Keighley); and Albert (age 19 born Keighley), a Machinist. One servant. [5]

1887 Director of the Keighley Tramways Co [6]

1891 Living at 24 Devonshire Street, Keighley (age 63 born Leeds), a Machine Tool Maker. With his wife Mary (age 57 born Keighley) and their children Sarah Florence (age 32 born Keighley) and Albert (age 29 born Keighley), a Mechanic. Also his Brother-in-Law Joseph heather (age 48 born Keighley), a cripple from childhood. [7]

1901 Living at 24 Devonshire Street, Keighley (age 73 born Leeds), a Retired Machine Tool Maker. With his wife Mary (age 67 born Oakworth) and their children Sarah F. (age 42 born Keighley) and Albert (age 39 born Keighley), a Machine Tool Maker, Employer and Single. One servant. [8]



Obituary 1901 [9][10]

"...Darling, one of the founders of the firm of machine-tool makers, Darling and Sellers, Limited, Keighley. Mr. Darling was born in March, 1828. After battling courageously with failing health during the greater portion of last year, and suffering the amputation of a leg 10 October, he passed away somewhat suddenly from heart seizure on Saturday, the 8th inst. The deceased gentleman as a boy served under his father on a small trading vessel plying along the east coast, and many were the stirring stories he could tell of those days. The sea, however, was not destined to hold him long, for, in 1844, at the age of sixteen, he commenced his apprenticeship to the engineering trade in the works...[More].



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Sources of Information

  1. 1841 Census
  2. 1851 Census
  3. 1861 Census
  4. 1871 Census
  5. 1881 census
  6. Leeds Mercury - Saturday 29 October 1887
  7. 1891 Census
  8. 1901 census
  9. The Engineer 1901/06/21, p652.
  10. The Engineer 1901 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous