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[3] THOMAS TILBURY (c1738-?)
Son of ? and ?(nee ?).
Father of ?, Thomas (1778-).
?1776. Married Jane Rudman 1-May at Rogate, Sussex.
1788. Thomas worked for the Union Society [in London?] and was presented with a silver medal by the Society, inscribed ‘T.T. The gift of the Union Society 1788’. The medal was passed down through the Espenhahn family to Clive Edwin Tilbury and then to Lloyd Geoffrey. Lloyd describes the medal as being slightly dished thin plate, probably tin, of about 5cm in diameter.
The time between 1750 and 1850, referred to as ‘the Industrial Revolution’, is a period when population movements took place. In 1700 most of the population of England and Wales lived in rural parishes and worked in agriculture. The Industrial Revolution saw manufacturing move into factories and country people, mostly in the Midlands and the north, left their homes and moved to the factory areas for work. The migration involved thousands and more followed in 1800 when the power loom and the coal and iron industries had developed further to produce the factory system.
[3] ?JANE TILBURY (nee RUDMAN) (?-?)
Daughter of ? and ? (nee ?).
Mother of Thomas.
[4] ? (nee ?) (?-?)
[4] THOMAS TILBURY (1777-1894)
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