Harriet Painter Maclean 1861 England Census

Harriet Painter Maclean 1861 England Census

Media file	Title: Harriet Painter Maclean 1861 England Census Media type: Document Format: jpeg
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Note	This census shows Harriet Maclean (widowed) and her two children, Ann and James and her mother, Ann Painter (widowed) living in Warwickshire, Coventry, England in 1861. Ann Painter is identified as being a "nurse" and Harriet is a "silk filler". As a point of interest, "filling" was done by manufacturers of silk fabrics to increase the final weight of their product. Washing the silk fibers of the gummy residue produced by the silk worms in spinning their cocoons decreased the weight of the silk. Silk was sold by weight. Manufacturers in the 1800's restored the lost weight by soaking the silk fibers in salts of lead, tin, or iron.
Last change	December 6, 2012 – 12:43:18 Author of last change: brent

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