William Assheton
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William Assheton
Summary
William Assheton is a human[1]. He was born on June 19, 1758[2]. He died on January 29, 1833[3]. He worked as an artist[4].
Key Facts
- William Assheton was born on June 19, 1758[2].
- William Assheton died on January 29, 1833[3].
- William Assheton's father was Ralph Assheton[5].
- William Assheton's mother was Rebecca Hulls[6].
- William Assheton was married to Lettice Brooke[7].
- A child of William Assheton was William Assheton[8].
- A child of William Assheton was Mary Assheton[9].
- William Assheton's professions included artist[4].
- William Assheton held the position of High Sheriff of Lancashire[10].
- William Assheton is recorded as male[11].
- William Assheton's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- William Assheton's residence is recorded as Cuerdale Hall[13].
- William Assheton's residence is recorded as Downham Hall[14].
- William Assheton's family name is recorded as Assheton[15].
- William Assheton's given name is recorded as William[16].
- William Assheton's described by source is recorded as Q19036877[17].
- William Assheton's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject PCC Wikidata Pilot/Frick Art Reference Library[18].
- William Assheton's artist files at is recorded as Frick Art Research Library[19].
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Origins and Family
William Assheton was born on June 19, 1758[2]. His father was Ralph Assheton[5]. His mother was Rebecca Hulls[6].
Career and Affiliations
William Assheton's professions included artist[4]. He held the position of High Sheriff of Lancashire[10].
Personal Life
Among William Assheton's spouses was Lettice Brooke[7]. Children include he[8], 1788–1858[20] and Mary Assheton[9], 1790–1871[21].
Death and Burial
William Assheton died on January 29, 1833[3].
FAQs
Who were William Assheton's parents?
William Assheton's father was Ralph Assheton[5]. William Assheton's mother was Rebecca Hulls[6].
Who was William Assheton married to?
William Assheton's spouses include Lettice Brooke[7].
What did William Assheton do for work?
William Assheton worked as artist[4].