Thomson, Emma (1831-1901), mother of J. J. Thomson

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Thomson, Emma (1831-1901), mother of J. J. Thomson

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      • Swindells, Emma (birth name)

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      1831-1901

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      Emma Thomson's family was a branch of the local Vernon family who owned a cotton spinning company in Manchester. She married Joseph James Thomson, an antiquarian bookseller. They had two sons, Joseph John and Frederick Vernon Thomson.

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      Thomson, Sir Joseph John (1856-1940), knight, physicist (1856-1940)

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      Thomson, Sir Joseph John (1856-1940), knight, physicist is the child of Thomson, Emma (1831-1901), mother of J. J. Thomson

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      Thomson, Frederick Vernon (1859-1917), brother of J. J. Thomson (1859-1917)

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      Thomson, Frederick Vernon (1859-1917), brother of J. J. Thomson is the child of Thomson, Emma (1831-1901), mother of J. J. Thomson

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