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Old 11-11-2017, 16:19   #1
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Wink John Howard of Howard & Bullough

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I am trying to trace my wife's family history in the Howard side. John Howard was a Great Great Uncle we believe.
If anyone has any information on his family history I would be very interested to hear it and his whereabouts and history prior to Howard & Bullough
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Old 13-11-2017, 00:41   #2
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Re: John Howard of Howard & Bullough

Need a little more info than that Bob, there were half a dozen John Howarths born around Hyndburn at the end of the last century. A few dates, places and names and I,m sure we can dig him up for you.
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Old 13-11-2017, 10:46   #3
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Re: John Howard of Howard & Bullough

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Need a little more info than that Bob, there were half a dozen John Howarths born around Hyndburn at the end of the last century. A few dates, places and names and I,m sure we can dig him up for you.
It's HOWARD , not HOWARTH
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Old 13-11-2017, 10:55   #4
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Re: John Howard of Howard & Bullough

John Howard was born 1815 and died 27.4.1866 He gets two pages (84/85) in the book 'Accrington Captains of Industry' by RS Crossley (1930) No photo. He was born in Bury, the eldest of 3 children. Buried in Brunswick Cemetery, Bury.
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Old 13-11-2017, 19:43   #5
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Re: John Howard of Howard & Bullough

Yes, This is the John Howard of Howard and Bullough fame which I failed to mention initially. Thanks for the info Bob. I will try and locate the Book you mention. He only has a short bit in Aspects of Accrington, but there is a picture.
From what you tell me I am onthe right track. I believe he had a Brother, Thomas (my wife's Great Great Grandfather) and a sister, Jane.
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Old 13-11-2017, 20:53   #6
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Re: John Howard of Howard & Bullough

Sorry about that Bob, just a typo, had it written down as Howard. Will give it a look from your info.
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Old 14-11-2017, 17:31   #7
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Re: John Howard of Howard & Bullough

John left two daughters =- Martia (Mrs Downham) and Emma (Mrs Openshaw) John was the eldest of 3 children (Jane & Thomas followed him) He was born in Rock St, Bury
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Old 19-11-2017, 18:57   #8
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Re: John Howard of Howard & Bullough

Thank you Bob, that is great information and confirms our first thoughts on the relationship.
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Old 24-11-2017, 16:45   #9
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Re: John Howard of Howard & Bullough

Following on from this, is there any record of employees in those early day? I believe his brother Thomas may have worked for John Howard, the 1851 census shows Thomas residing with John and in 1883 Thomas is described as an 'Engineer'
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