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Henry Thompson

worked 1793–1805

Younger son of Samuel Thompson, above. Succeeded to the business in partnership with his mother Anne from 1794-1798, thereafter working alone at the same address until 1805. The shop was subsequently taken over by Button and Whittaker. [BVMA] — John Dilworth

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John Dilworth+

THOMPSON, Henry Worked circa. 1793-1805 London UK. Younger son of Samuel Thompson, above. Succeeded to the business in partnership with his mother Anne from 1794-1798, thereafter working alone at the same address until 1805. The shop was subsequently taken over by Button and Whittaker. [BVMA]

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