Wilson, William W.

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Dates:
Active 1971
Active 1992

Biographical notes:

William Wilson, in partnership first with Henry B. Fitz and then with G.H. Davenport, owned extensive lands in the Darling Downs, particularly in the parishes of Pilton and Haldon.

From the description of Papers [manuscript]. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225761176

Wilson was a merchant in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

From the description of Letters and order books, 1757-1760. (Winterthur Library). WorldCat record id: 122503612

William Wilson was a painter and glazier in Lowell, Ma.

From the description of Account book, 1837-1838. (Winterthur Library). WorldCat record id: 122649821

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Subjects:

  • Account books
  • Artists, American
  • Arts
  • Business records
  • Casual labor
  • Coal mines and mining
  • Engraving
  • Estates, (Law)
  • General stores
  • Glass
  • House furnishings
  • Indian artists
  • Inheritance and succession
  • Liquors
  • Looms
  • Ocean travel
  • Overland journeys to the Pacific
  • Paint
  • Paint materials
  • Paperhanging
  • Pioneers
  • Retail trade
  • Sign lettering
  • Sign painting
  • Slave trade
  • Textile machinery
  • Textile machinery industry
  • Varnish and varnishing

Occupations:

  • Glaziers
  • Gold miners
  • Merchants
  • Painter

Places:

  • Massachusetts--Lowell (as recorded)
  • Philadelphia (Pa.) (as recorded)
  • South Carolina (as recorded)
  • England--London (as recorded)
  • Virginia--Stafford County (as recorded)
  • California (as recorded)
  • West (U.S.) (as recorded)
  • Oregon National Historic Trail (as recorded)
  • Oklahoma (as recorded)
  • London (England) (as recorded)
  • Massachusetts--Worcester (as recorded)
  • Stockett (Mont.) (as recorded)
  • Montana--Stockett (as recorded)
  • United States (as recorded)
  • California (as recorded)
  • West (U.S.) (as recorded)
  • Sand Coulee (Mont.) (as recorded)
  • Massachusetts--Lowell (as recorded)
  • Pennsylvania--Philadelphia (as recorded)

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