Milligan's Biographical dictionary of British Quakers in commerce and industry

Milligan's Biographical dictionary of British Quakers in commerce and industry

The Biographical dictionary of British Quakers in commerce and industry, by Edward H. Milligan ["The Biographical dictionary of British Quakers in commerce and industry, 1775-1920", by Edward H. Milligan, Sessions of York (2007) ISBN 978-1-85702-367-7.] , covers the period from 1775 to 1920 and includes entries for some 2,800 people, arranged alphabetically. The last page is numbered 606.

Author

The author is the former Librarian and Archivist of Meeting for Sufferings of Britain Yearly Meeting, who was responsible for the Library at Friends House, London and the co-operative biography project with two Quaker colleges in the United States.

Indices

The work includes the following indices:
*Illustrations (copious black and white)
*Occupations
*Places (Arranged by County and Town)
*Apprentice masters
*Schools attended

Other introductory and explanatory matter

The prelims (xviii pages):

*Prologue
*The Quaker background
*Entry arrangement (a somewhat lengthy explanation, but highly relevant)
*Abbreviations.

The appendices:

#The Quaker calendar
#Editions of the Book of Discipline
#Queries and general advices
#Regional and local area structure
#Census of attendance at Meetings 1851
#York apprentices
#Friends Provident directors: an outsider's view
*Glossary (Mini-essays on 50 Quakerese terms and issues, such as the Beacon Controversy, The Contagious Diseases Acts, Disownment, the Manchester Difficulty, Plain Dress, Women's Meetings . . .
*Bibliography
*Epilogue (which envisages the setting up of a revision committee for this work).

The entries

The "Dictionary" shown many kinship groups active in commerce and industry. It shows the female children of each subject, if they married a male who is also a subject. An example of kinship is the entries for people called "Fox":
*Albert (1836-1867), Kingsbridge
*Alfred (1794-1874), Falmouth
*Alfred Lloyd (1829-1885), Falmouth
*Arthur Edward (1864-1940), Falmouth
*Charles (1797-1878), Falmouth
*Charles (1801-1860), Wellington
*Charles Alfred (1848-1929), Kingsbridge
*David (1790-1871), Dewesbury
*David (1840-1901), Dewesbury
*Dykes Alexander (1829-1905), Wellington
*Edward (1749-1817), Wadebridge
*Edward (1789-1845), Wellington
*Edward Bonville (1886-1944), Plymouth
*Francis (1765-1812), Plymouth
*Francis (1772-1815), Parr
*Francis (1797-1862), Wadebridge
*Francis Edward (1834-1914), Tottenham
*Francis William (1841-1914), Kingsbridge
*Frederick (1798-1830), Falmouth
*Frederick Hingston (1825-1910), Wadebridge
*George (1746-1816), Wadebridge
*George (1796-1882), Wadebridge
*George Croker (1752-1807), Falmouth
*George Croker (1785-1850), Falmouth
*George Edward (1826-1912), Wadebridge
*George Henry (1845-1931), Falmouth
*Henry (1800-1876), Wellington
*Howard (1836-1922), Falmouth
*James (1741/2-1819), Plymouth
*John Howard (1864-1951), Wellington
*Joseph Hingston (1835-1912), Kingsbridge
*Joseph Howland (1833-1915), Wellington
*Joshua (1792-1877), Falmouth
*Nathaniel (1835-1910), Falmouth
*Robert Were (1754-1818), Falmouth
*Robert Were (1789-1877), Falmouth
*Robert Were (1792-1872), Wadebridge
*Samuel (1781-1868), Nottingham
*Samuel (1794-1874), Wellington
*Samuel Lindoe (1830-1862), Wellington
*Sylvanus (1791-1851), Wellington
*Theodore (1831-1899), Falmouth
*Thomas (1747/9-1821), Wadebridge
*Thomas (1786-1862), Wellington
*Thomas (1828-1898), Wellington
*Thomas Were (1766-1844), Falmouth
*William (1746-1820), NottinghamFor more about the Quaker Foxes, "see" Fox family of Falmouth

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