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Peter Foxcroft
1819-01-01 – 1896-04-03
Life & Legacy
Peter Foxcroft (1819 – 3 April 1896) was an English vegetarianism activist, cotton mill manager, inventor, and Bible Christian Church preacher. He was an early member of the Vegetarian Society, serving as its secretary, local secretary in Salford, vice-president, and chair of its executive. Foxcroft managed a cotton mill owned by Charles and John Tysoe and filed patents for improvements in cotton machinery.
Occupation & Career
vegetarianism advocate, manager, inventor, preacher
Sources & Provenance
- Wikidata population candidate Q127602013 — wikidata View source
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