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James Reckitt

Sir James Reckitt, 1st Baronet (15 November 1833 – 18 March 1924) was a founder of the household products company Reckitt and Sons, developed from his father Isaac Reckitt's starch and laundry blue business.

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Known for
Philanthropy, founder of Reckitt and Sons, formerly Reckitts & Colman, now Reckitt Benckiser
Occupation
Businessman
Born
15 November 1833 (1833-11-15) Nottingham, England
Died
18 March 1924(1924-03-18) (aged 90) Swanland, England

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James Reckitt

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James Reckitt

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related to Biography · 16
James Reckitt → Ackworth School, After, Anne, Coleby, He, In, Isaac Reckitt, James, Kathleen, Nottingham, November, Pontefract, Reckitt, Saunders, Sons Ltd, The
related to Further reading · 6
James Reckitt → Chapman-Huston, Desmond Mountjoy, Faber, Gwyer, Memoir, Sir James Reckitt
related to External links · 2
James Reckitt → Hull Museums Collections, Sir James Reckitt
Born · 1
James Reckitt → 15 November 1833 (1833-11-15) Nottingham, England
Died · 1
James Reckitt → 18 March 1924(1924-03-18) (aged 90) Swanland, England
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James Reckitt → Philanthropy, founder of Reckitt and Sons, formerly Reckitts & Colman, now Reckitt Benckiser
Occupation · 1
James Reckitt → Businessman

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reckitt james sir sons starch public 1833 1924 company blue business founder nottingham active hull oxford baronet 15 november 18

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James ReckittBorn15 November 1833 (1833-11-15) Nottingham, England1.00infobox
James ReckittDied18 March 1924(1924-03-18) (aged 90) Swanland, England1.00infobox
James ReckittKnown forPhilanthropy, founder of Reckitt and Sons, formerly Reckitts & Colman, now Reckitt Benckiser1.00infobox
James ReckittOccupationBusinessman1.00infobox
James Reckittrelated to BiographyNovember0.60section
James Reckittrelated to BiographyNottingham0.60section
James Reckittrelated to BiographyIsaac Reckitt0.60section
James Reckittrelated to BiographyAnne0.60section
James Reckittrelated to BiographyColeby0.60section
James Reckittrelated to BiographyHe0.60section
James Reckittrelated to BiographyAckworth School0.60section
James Reckittrelated to BiographyPontefract0.60section

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