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Im "Edinburgh Evening Courant" von 23. November 1801 war zu lesen:<br> | Im "Edinburgh Evening Courant" von 23. November 1801 war zu lesen:<br> | ||
''At London died on Sunday sennight, after a short illness, deeply and justly regretted by his numerous friends and acquaintances, Mr John Jardine, watchmaker, a native of Glasgow, not more distinguished through life by great skill and ingenuity in his art than by amiable and cheerful disposition and the most obliging manner.'' | ''At London died on Sunday sennight, after a short illness, deeply and justly regretted by his numerous friends and acquaintances, Mr John Jardine, watchmaker, a native of Glasgow, not more distinguished through life by great skill and ingenuity in his art than by amiable and cheerful disposition and the most obliging manner.'' | ||
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| + | John Jardin und John Jardine sind identisch und nicht wie bei [[Britten, Frederick James| Frederick James Britten]s buch [[Old Clocks and Watches and their Makers. A history of styles in clocks and watches and their mechanics]] als mehrere Leute erwähnt. | ||
== Weiterführende Informationen == | == Weiterführende Informationen == | ||
Version vom 21. Dezember 2017, 16:01 Uhr
Englischer Uhrmacher
John Jardin (Jardine) wurde 1765 in Glasgow geboren doch siedelte um nach London wo er um 1780 arbeitete in 1781 von der Clockmakers Company freigeschprochen. John Jardine wurde an vier verschiedenen Adressen (alle sehr nahe zusammen), zwischen 1777 und 1801 aufgeführt. Ab 1777 in Bartholomew Lane, 1783 im Albion Buildings , von etwa 1790 bis 1796 Princess Street 8, Lothbury und nachher in Throgmorton Street 7. Er verstarb laut der Edinburg Magazine am 8. November 1801. Er war dan in Throgmortonstreet ansässig.
Im "Edinburgh Evening Courant" von 23. November 1801 war zu lesen:
At London died on Sunday sennight, after a short illness, deeply and justly regretted by his numerous friends and acquaintances, Mr John Jardine, watchmaker, a native of Glasgow, not more distinguished through life by great skill and ingenuity in his art than by amiable and cheerful disposition and the most obliging manner.
John Jardin und John Jardine sind identisch und nicht wie bei [[Britten, Frederick James| Frederick James Britten]s buch Old Clocks and Watches and their Makers. A history of styles in clocks and watches and their mechanics als mehrere Leute erwähnt.