William RAWSON
Of Mill House. Triangle, Sowerby Bridge.
Son of Christopher Rawson.
A partner in Rawson's Bank, he was one of the people who advanced money for the construction of Halifax New Market.
In 1791, he married Elizabeth Threlkeld. They had no children.
They lived at Mill House, and moved to Savile Green in 1806.
There is a white marble monument to him by Westmacott * in Halifax Parish Church * [Sculptor of The good samaritan]
Of Mill House. Triangle, Sowerby Bridge.
Son of Christopher Rawson.
A partner in Rawson's Bank, he was one of the people who advanced money for the construction of Halifax New Market.
In 1791, he married Elizabeth Threlkeld. They had no children.
They lived at Mill House, and moved to Savile Green in 1806.
There is a white marble monument to him by Westmacott * in Halifax Parish Church * [Sculptor of The good samaritan]
William RAWSON
Of Mill House. Triangle, Sowerby Bridge.
Son of Christopher Rawson.
A partner in Rawson's Bank, he was one of the people who advanced money for the construction of Halifax New Market.
In 1791, he married Elizabeth Threlkeld. They had no children.
They lived at Mill House, and moved to Savile Green in 1806.
There is a white marble monument to him by Westmacott * in Halifax Parish Church * [Sculptor of The good samaritan]
Of Mill House. Triangle, Sowerby Bridge.
Son of Christopher Rawson.
A partner in Rawson's Bank, he was one of the people who advanced money for the construction of Halifax New Market.
In 1791, he married Elizabeth Threlkeld. They had no children.
They lived at Mill House, and moved to Savile Green in 1806.
There is a white marble monument to him by Westmacott * in Halifax Parish Church * [Sculptor of The good samaritan]
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