He was a nonconformist who was married to Mary Bryers and who worked in Liverpool from 1795 to about 1827. The earliest specific date (from the hallmark in the silver case) known for a watch of his is 1811. He is known to have worked from a factory at 25 Church Street, although census records indicate that his residence was elsewhere in the same street (No.
He was an unconventional person who married Mary Bryers and worked in Liverpool between 1795 and approximately 1827. The earliest specific date (from the hallmark on a silver watch) known for one of his creations is 1811. It's known that he operated from a factory at 25 Church Street, though census records show his residence was in another part of the same street.