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Iwan Simonis

Iwan Simonis (full name Jean-François Dieudonné Simonis) was an entrepreneur and industrialist who was involved in the first introduction of machines to the production of textiles in Belgium. He was born to Jacques Joseph Simonis and Marie-Agnès-Dieudonnée de Franquinet in 1769. His family owned the textile firm Simonis et Biolley, after a merger…

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John Cockerill and Textile Mechanization

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Born
(1769-01-06)6 January 1769 Verviers, Prince-Bishopric of Liège, Holy Roman Empire
Died
13 January 1829(1829-01-13) (aged 60) Verviers, Province of Liège, Kingdom of the Netherlands
Occupations
Entrepreneur, industrialist
Parents
Jacques Joseph Simonis · Marie-Agnès-Dieudonnée de Franquinet
Spouse
Marie Agnès de Grand’Ry

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John Cockerill and Textile Mechanization

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related to John Cockerill and Textile Mechanization · 6
Iwan Simonis → After, British, In, Simonis, Verviers, William Cockerill
Parents · 2
Iwan Simonis → Jacques Joseph Simonis, Marie-Agnès-Dieudonnée de Franquinet
Born · 1
Iwan Simonis → (1769-01-06)6 January 1769 Verviers, Prince-Bishopric of Liège, Holy Roman Empire
Died · 1
Iwan Simonis → 13 January 1829(1829-01-13) (aged 60) Verviers, Province of Liège, Kingdom of the Netherlands
Occupations · 1
Iwan Simonis → Entrepreneur, industrialist
Spouse · 1
Iwan Simonis → Marie Agnès de Grand’Ry

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simonis iwan entrepreneur verviers machines name jean-françois textile industrialist born jacques joseph marie-agnès-dieudonnée de franquinet marie first textiles firm cockerill

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Iwan SimonisBorn(1769-01-06)6 January 1769 Verviers, Prince-Bishopric of Liège, Holy Roman Empire1.00infobox
Iwan SimonisDied13 January 1829(1829-01-13) (aged 60) Verviers, Province of Liège, Kingdom of the Netherlands1.00infobox
Iwan SimonisOccupationsEntrepreneur, industrialist1.00infobox
Iwan SimonisParentsJacques Joseph Simonis1.00infobox
Iwan SimonisParentsMarie-Agnès-Dieudonnée de Franquinet1.00infobox
Iwan SimonisSpouseMarie Agnès de Grand’Ry1.00infobox
Iwan Simonisrelated to John Cockerill and Textile MechanizationVerviers0.60section
Iwan Simonisrelated to John Cockerill and Textile MechanizationIn0.60section
Iwan Simonisrelated to John Cockerill and Textile MechanizationBritish0.60section
Iwan Simonisrelated to John Cockerill and Textile MechanizationWilliam Cockerill0.60section
Iwan Simonisrelated to John Cockerill and Textile MechanizationAfter0.60section
Iwan Simonisrelated to John Cockerill and Textile MechanizationSimonis0.60section

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