Thomas Tompion

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Biography

Northill Bedfordshire Ickwell Worshipful Company of Clockmakers Joseph Knibb

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Examples of Tompion's work

Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge British Museum Bury St Edmunds Science Museum

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Cultural references

Victoria and Albert Museum Elizabeth Goudge Clockwise John Cleese The Pickwick Papers

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Clockmaker Mechanician Fleet Street George Graham

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Born: 1639 (1639) Northill, Bedfordshire, England
Died: 1713 (aged 73–74) London, England
Occupations: Clock- and watchmaker

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Thomas Tompion

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related to Further reading · 63

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Thomas Tompion → Bedfordshire, Clockmakers, England, Fleet Street, He, His, Hooke's, Ickwell, Joseph Knibb, July, Knibb, London, Northill, Oxford, Robert Hooke, The, Tompion, Tompion's, Very, Water Lane

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Thomas Tompion → Albert Museum, Exhibition Road, In Elizabeth Goudge's, Isaac Peabody, South Kensington, The Dean's Watch, Thos, Tompion, Victoria

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Thomas Tompion → 1639 (1639) Northill, Bedfordshire, England

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Thomas Tompion → 1713 (aged 73–74) London, England

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Thomas Tompion → Clock- and watchmaker

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Thomas Tompion	Born	1639 (1639) Northill, Bedfordshire, England	1.00	infobox
Thomas Tompion	Died	1713 (aged 73–74) London, England	1.00	infobox
Thomas Tompion	Occupations	Clock- and watchmaker	1.00	infobox
Charles Gretton	instance of	serving with other renowned members	0.80	text
Daniel Quare	instance of	serving with other renowned members	0.80	text
and Joseph Windmills.When the Royal Observatory was established in 1676	instance of	serving with other renowned members	0.80	text
King Charles II selected Tompion to create two identical clocks based on Hooke's idea of a very long pendulum swinging in a very small arc	instance of	serving with other renowned members	0.80	text
Thomas Tompion	related to Biography	July	0.60	section
Thomas Tompion	related to Biography	Northill	0.60	section
Thomas Tompion	related to Biography	Bedfordshire	0.60	section
Thomas Tompion	related to Biography	England	0.60	section
Thomas Tompion	related to Biography	The	0.60	section

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