Partner:
James Hopkinson ( - )
Partner:
(unknown)
Children:
Name:
James Hopkinson
Sex:
Male
Father:
-
Mother:
-
Note:
The J. J. Hopkinson Piano Company was originally incorporated in Leeds, England as the 'Hopkinson Piano Company' in 1835 by John Hopkinson. In 1846, John Hopkinson took his brother James into partnership, forming the firm of 'J. J. Hopkinson', and the firm was moved to London. J. J. Hopkinson was one of the larger English piano manufacturers during the 19th Century. The name of J. J. Hopkinson merged with several other companies over the years, and the name was produced consistently throughout most of the 20th Century. The J. J. Hopkinson name was discontinued in 1998.
Source: http://antiquepianoshop.com/online-museum/hopkinson-j-j/ (accessed 29.04.2015
Occupation:
Pianoforte manufacturer
Name:
John Hopkinson
Sex:
Male
Spouse:
Kate Willshin (1846-1938)
Children:
Kate Hopkinson (1879- )
Margaret Hopkinson (1881-1976)
Note:
HOPKINSON John of Weekwood Watford Hertfordshire died 5 July 1919. Probate London 21 August to Kate Connell (wife of Robert Rowand Connell) Margaret Palmer (wife of George Helmore Palmer) Edward Willshin Arnold engineer and Frederick James Thairlwall solicitor. Effects £20157 11s. 4d.
Birth:
c. 1845
Leeds, Yorkshire
Census (1):
1881 (age 35-36)
Pianoforte manufacturer (master), Wansford House, Clarendon Road, Watford, Herts
Census (2):
1891 (age 45-46)
Pianoforte manufacturer, St Peters Street, St Albans, Hertfordshire
Census (3):
1901 (age 55-56)
Pianoforte manufacturer, Weetwood, Langley Road, Watford, Herts (next door neighbour of Prof. John Attfield)
Death fact:
1919 (age 73-74)
1919 Sep Q, Watford, 3a/639 (aged 74)
Death:
5 Jul 1919 (age 73-74)
Watford, Hertfordshire
The J. J. Hopkinson Piano Company was originally incorporated in Leeds, England as the 'Hopkinson Piano Company' in 1835 by John Hopkinson. In 1846, John Hopkinson took his brother James into partnership, forming the firm of 'J. J. Hopkinson', and the firm was moved to London. J. J. Hopkinson was one of the larger English piano manufacturers during the 19th Century. The name of J. J. Hopkinson merged with several other companies over the years, and the name was produced consistently throughout most of the 20th Century. The J. J. Hopkinson name was discontinued in 1998.
Source: http://antiquepianoshop.com/online-museum/hopkinson-j-j/ (accessed 29.04.2015
HOPKINSON John of Weekwood Watford Hertfordshire died 5 July 1919. Probate London 21 August to Kate Connell (wife of Robert Rowand Connell) Margaret Palmer (wife of George Helmore Palmer) Edward Willshin Arnold engineer and Frederick James Thairlwall solicitor. Effects £20157 11s. 4d.