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Henry Dinwoodey

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Henry Dinwoodey

Birth
England
Death
1 Oct 1905 (aged 80)
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA
Burial
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA Add to Map
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I_10-13_1E
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Son of James Dinwoody and Elizabeth Mills. Married Ruth Dunn, Anne Hill, Sarah Emily Kinnersley.

Henry Dinwoodey, of Salt Lake City, was a very skilled furniture designer and maker; he became Utah's leading pioneer merchant in that field. From Latchford, Cheshire, England, Dinwoodey arrived in Salt Lake City in 1855.

The same year, he opened a carpentry and cabinetmaking business with James Bird on Main Street in Salt Lake City, and by 1858 he was on his own. This entrepreneurial craftsman gradually expanded the operation through the next few years, and on June 18, 1868, the Dinwoodey Furniture Store came into existence.

A new Romanesque revival Dinwoodey Block appeared downtown in 1890; fine furniture and even fine art of other kinds were shown there through the years, well into the latter half of the twentieth century.

Biography adapted from Artists of Utah



Utah Death Certificate


Children:
Ellen Louisa Dinwoodey
Florence Dinwoodey
Alice Emily Dinwoodey
Henry Mills Dinwoodey

Walter Justin Dinwoodey
William Thomas Dinwoodey
Edyth Eliza Dinwoodey
Frank Hill Dinwoodey
Leroy Gore Dinwoodey
Foster daughter Mary Ann Needham

Son of James Dinwoody and Elizabeth Mills. Married Ruth Dunn, Anne Hill, Sarah Emily Kinnersley.

Henry Dinwoodey, of Salt Lake City, was a very skilled furniture designer and maker; he became Utah's leading pioneer merchant in that field. From Latchford, Cheshire, England, Dinwoodey arrived in Salt Lake City in 1855.

The same year, he opened a carpentry and cabinetmaking business with James Bird on Main Street in Salt Lake City, and by 1858 he was on his own. This entrepreneurial craftsman gradually expanded the operation through the next few years, and on June 18, 1868, the Dinwoodey Furniture Store came into existence.

A new Romanesque revival Dinwoodey Block appeared downtown in 1890; fine furniture and even fine art of other kinds were shown there through the years, well into the latter half of the twentieth century.

Biography adapted from Artists of Utah



Utah Death Certificate


Children:
Ellen Louisa Dinwoodey
Florence Dinwoodey
Alice Emily Dinwoodey
Henry Mills Dinwoodey

Walter Justin Dinwoodey
William Thomas Dinwoodey
Edyth Eliza Dinwoodey
Frank Hill Dinwoodey
Leroy Gore Dinwoodey
Foster daughter Mary Ann Needham



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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/104713493/henry-dinwoodey: accessed ), memorial page for Henry Dinwoodey (11 Sep 1825–1 Oct 1905), Find a Grave Memorial ID 104713493, citing Salt Lake City Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA; Maintained by BBW (contributor 47326337).