Job, son of John Crowley and Emma Lewis, was born in West Derby, Lancashire in 1864. [1]
In 1871 he is with his parents, five brothers and four sisters living at 542 Mill Street, Toxteth Park, Liverpool [2] By 1881 the family have moved to 101, Myrtle Street, Liverpool and Job is employed by a glass manufacturer as an Artist on Glass. [3]
He married Edith Kate, daughter of Samuel Gage, a carriage proprietor, at St. Philip the Evangelist, Islington in 1891 [4] and witnessed by Arthur and Adina Faithful (Edith Kate's sister). In the 1891 census they are living in Hackney and Job is a stained glass artist and Edith a mantle machinist. They had three sons and a daughter. Job was very artistic, not just with stained glass (some of which is supposed to be in Holy Trinity Church Theale Berkshire), he painted a large portrait of his father, John, and a sketch of his sister-in-law Adina, also a stained glass roundel of a robin which remain in the family today. He was also an accomplished violinist. By 1901 they are living in Walthamstow with their three sons [5] but by 1911 the family, now with a daughter, had moved to Union Street in Reading where Job and his son Leyton were running a second hand/antique shop. [6] This shop was eventually bought as their first shop by Tesco!
Job died at Reading in 1927 aged 63. [7]
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