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Samuel Greg

Samuel Greg (26 March 1758 – 4 June 1834) was an Irish-born businessman and industrialist of the Industrial Revolution and a pioneer of the factory system. Born in Belfast, Ireland, he moved to England and built Quarry Bank Mill in Styal, Cheshire, which at his retirement was the largest textile mill in the country. He and his wife Hannah Greg assumed…

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Known for
Quarry Bank Mill, Styal, Cheshire
Alma mater
Harrow School
Born
26 March 1758 Belfast, Ireland
Children
Robert Hyde Greg · John Greg · Samuel Greg Jr. · William Rathbone Greg · Elizabeth Greg Rathbone
Died
4 June 1834(1834-06-04) (aged 76) Styal, Cheshire
Occupations
Businessman, industrialist

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Atlantic-trading Belfast family

Marriage to Hannah Lightbody

Paternalistic employer

Slave owner

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Samuel Greg

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Edges61
Triples25
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
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Samuel Greg

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related to Slave owner · 14
Samuel Greg → Africans, Dominica, Greg's, Hillsborough Estate, In, January, John Greg, Quarry Bank Mill, The Gregs, The Styal, There, They, Thomas, West Indian
Children · 5
Samuel Greg → Elizabeth Greg Rathbone, John Greg, Robert Hyde Greg, Samuel Greg Jr., William Rathbone Greg
Alma mater · 1
Samuel Greg → Harrow School
Born · 1
Samuel Greg → 26 March 1758 Belfast, Ireland
Died · 1
Samuel Greg → 4 June 1834(1834-06-04) (aged 76) Styal, Cheshire
Known for · 1
Samuel Greg → Quarry Bank Mill, Styal, Cheshire
Occupations · 1
Samuel Greg → Businessman, industrialist
Spouse · 1
Samuel Greg → Hannah Lightbody

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greg samuel hannah mill bank quarry children belfast styal slave thomas robert hyde ireland factory inherited family john cheshire dominica

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Samuel GregAlma materHarrow School1.00infobox
Samuel GregBorn26 March 1758 Belfast, Ireland1.00infobox
Samuel GregChildrenRobert Hyde Greg1.00infobox
Samuel GregChildrenJohn Greg1.00infobox
Samuel GregChildrenSamuel Greg Jr.1.00infobox
Samuel GregChildrenWilliam Rathbone Greg1.00infobox
Samuel GregChildrenElizabeth Greg Rathbone1.00infobox
Samuel GregDied4 June 1834(1834-06-04) (aged 76) Styal, Cheshire1.00infobox
Samuel GregKnown forQuarry Bank Mill, Styal, Cheshire1.00infobox
Samuel GregOccupationsBusinessman, industrialist1.00infobox
Samuel GregSpouseHannah Lightbody1.00infobox
Samuel Gregrelated to Slave ownerThe Styal0.60section

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