James Benson

Summary

James Benson is a human^[1]. He was born on April 12, 1826^[2]. He died in Walton-on-Thames^[3]. He died on October 7, 1878^[4]. He worked as a scientific instrument maker^[5], goldsmith^[6], silversmith^[7], and clockmaker^[8].

Key Facts

• James Benson died in Walton-on-Thames^[3].
• James Benson was born on April 12, 1826^[2].
• James Benson died on October 7, 1878^[4].
• Burial took place at Church of St Mary, Walton-on-Thames^[9].
• James Benson's father was William Benson^[10].
• James Benson's mother was Phoebe Suckley^[11].
• Among James Benson's spouses was Jane Farley Schindler^[12].
• James Benson was married to Ann Lydia Potter^[13].
• A child of James Benson was James William Schindler Benson^[14].
• A child of James Benson was Arthur Henry Benson^[15].
• A child of James Benson was Alice Benson^[16].
• A child of James Benson was Alfred Benson^[17].
• A child of James Benson was Ada Amelia Benson^[18].
• A child of James Benson was Emily Benson^[19].
• James Benson held citizenship in United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland^[20].
• James Benson's professions included scientific instrument maker^[5].
• James Benson's professions included goldsmith^[6].
• James Benson's professions included silversmith^[7].
• James Benson's professions included clockmaker^[8].
• Among James Benson's employers was J.W. Benson Ltd.^[21].
• A notable work attributed to James Benson is Time and time-tellers^[22].
• James Benson is recorded as male^[23].
• James Benson's instance of is recorded as human^[24].
• James Benson's Commons category is recorded as James William Benson^[25].
• The cause of death was brain tumor^[26].

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Origins and Family

James Benson was born on April 12, 1826^[2]. His father was William Benson^[10]. His mother was Phoebe Suckley^[11].

Career and Affiliations

Recorded occupations include scientific instrument maker^[5], goldsmith^[6], silversmith^[7], and clockmaker^[8]. James Benson was employed by J.W. Benson Ltd.^[21].

Works and Contributions

A notable work attributed to James Benson is Time and time-tellers^[22].

Personal Life

Spouses include Jane Farley Schindler^[12], 1833–1901^[27] and Ann Lydia Potter^[13]. Children include James William Schindler Benson^[14]; Arthur Henry Benson^[15]; Alice Benson^[16]; Alfred Benson^[17], 1861–1948^[28]; Ada Amelia Benson^[18]; and Emily Benson^[19].

Death and Burial

James Benson died on October 7, 1878^[4]. He passed away in Walton-on-Thames^[3]. The cause of death was brain tumor^[26]. Burial took place at Church of St Mary, Walton-on-Thames^[9].

FAQs

Where did James Benson die?

James Benson passed away in Walton-on-Thames^[3].

Who were James Benson's parents?

James Benson's father was William Benson^[10]. James Benson's mother was Phoebe Suckley^[11].

Who was James Benson married to?

James Benson's spouses include Jane Farley Schindler^[12] and Ann Lydia Potter^[13].

What did James Benson do for work?

James Benson worked as scientific instrument maker^[5], goldsmith^[6], silversmith^[7], and clockmaker^[8].