George Rydill

  General Notes:

RYDILL 11th June 1864
1453. GEORGE RYDILL, of Dewsbury, in the County of York, for an invention for - " improvements in treating mixed fabric, rags containing animal and vegetable fibre and known in the trade as linsey skirtings, shallies, frize, serge, extract wool, shoddies and waste, to destroy the cotton and obtain a yellow color, and give a milling or felting property to extract rages and extract material"
Provisional protection only.

  Chronology:

He worked as an Auctioneer Commission Agent in 1861 and resided at Spinkwell Rd, Victoria Hall, Batley Carr, York. ⁵ (with wife Susette and daughter Rosa)

He worked as an Auctioneer from 1871 to 1876 and resided at Grove House, Bona? St, Dewsbury, Yorks. ² (From Google Books - The Textile Colourist - Page 184 (1876) GEORGE RYDILL, of Grove House, Dewsbury, in the county of York, for an invention of "Improvements in machinery and apparatus for dyeing, staining, ...)

He worked as a Wool Extractor in 1881 and resided at Commercial St R(?), Sheffield, Yorks. ⁶ (on his own)

He worked as a Rug Merchant in 1891 and resided at 14 Tudor St, Sheffield St, Yorks. ⁷ (lodging with widowed confectioner Sarah Gill, 54, and her daughter Lucy, 30)

He worked as a Hawker (own account) in 1901 and resided at 20 Back Lawson Street, Dewsbury, Yorks. ⁸

George married Susette Elizabeth Rumpff, daughter of Johann Ludwig Andreas Rumpff and Eva Katherina Fleischmann, Jan to Mar 1858 in Dewsbury, Yorks (reg).¹ (Susette Elizabeth Rumpff was born on 24 Jul 1829 in Frankfurt On Main, Germany ⁹, christened on 9 Aug 1829 in Frankfurt Am Main, Hessen-Nassau, Preussen ¹⁰ and died Apr to Jun 1898 in Barnsley (reg) ¹¹.)