People
List of principal people referenced on this website with biographical details
WARRINGTON CONNECTIONS
Active in the Warrington glass industry.
Identified as the father of Thomas Webb (c1753 - 1839), and grandfather of William Webb (1795 - 1865)
Active in the Warrington glass industry. The father of Thomas Webb (1796 - 1873)
Son of Thomas Webb (c1753 - 1839). A glass blower with probable managerial role, active at Molineaux & Webb.
Daughter of Thomas Webb (c1753 - 1839). Mother of Thomas Percival of Percival & Vickers.
Also includes information on the Manchester Glass Bottle Works co-founded by her husband.
Son of Maria Webb. Co-founder of Percival & Vickers.
Warrington glass blower. His descendants formed other Webb glass companies in Manchester.
Cousin of Thomas Webb (1796-1873).
Also see: The Descendants of William Webb
MOLINEAUX & WEBB FOUNDERS
Son of Thomas Webb (c1753 - 1839). Co-founder of Molineaux & Webb.
Boulton Molineaux (1791 - 1879)
Warrington businessman. Co-founder of Molineaux & Webb.
Thomas Molineaux (1799 - 1851)
A chemist. Co-founder of Molineaux & Webb.
Co-founder of Molineaux & Webb.
William Maginnis (c1776 -1840s)
Co-founder of Molineaux & Webb.
LATER PARTNERS IN THE BUSINESS
London businessman who became a partner in Molineaux & Webb.
Thomas George Webb (1827 - 1901)
Son of Thomas Webb (1796 - 1873). Led Molineaux & Webb in the 1860s to 1880s.
Son of Thomas George Webb. Glass manufacturer.
Son of Thomas George Webb. Led Molineaux & Webb from the late 1880s to around the end of World War 1.
Duncan Webb Junior (1890 - 1947)
Son of Duncan Webb. Led Molineaux & Webb from the retirement of his father until its liquidation in 1929.
LAST LINK TO THE COMPANY
Pamela Mary Webb (1918 - 2008)
Daughter of Duncan Webb Junior. She was in possession of the family heirlooms from their time in the glass industry.
SELECTIVE FAMILY TREE
