Category: Wire Workers

Wire workers are those involved in the manufacture of wire. It was an occupation name used in census records for the United States.

The name wire drawers could also be used as the wire making process involved drawing wire through a series of smaller and smaller dies.

The Wire Workers' Union was the final name of a trade union in England representing workers involved in the manufacture of wire. - Wikipedia

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Edwin Collins 1884 Birmingham, Warwickshire, England, United Kingdom - 03 Mar 1933

Herman Kienzle 29 Sep 1879 Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, United States - 27 Sep 1937

David Lockwood 19 Mar 1829 Clifton, Yorkshire, England - 16 Sep 1889

James Lockwood abt 1816 Brighouse, Yorkshire, England - abt Sep 1890

John Lockwood bef 18 Oct 1793 Brighouse, Yorkshire, England - 25 May 1868

John Lockwood 08 May 1831 Clifton, Yorkshire, England - 29 Apr 1917

Joseph Lockwood 02 Feb 1851 Halifax, Yorkshire, England - 14 Oct 1921

Joseph Lockwood 1819 Halifax, Yorkshire, England - 02 Nov 1895

Simeon Lockwood abt 09 Jan 1825 Brighouse, Yorkshire, England

Thomas Lockwood bef 1860 Bellesville, Essex, New Jersey - 11 Dec 1942

Daniel Murnane 09 Oct 1868 Becket, Massachusetts, United States - abt 06 Sep 1911

Thomas Murnane Aug 1863 Middlefield, Hampshire, Massachusetts, United States - 24 Dec 1928

Thomas O'Connor abt Dec 1854 Ireland - 09 Jan 1915

Samuel Wilson bef 30 May 1841 Hatton, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom - abt 1900

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