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526:. The committee, which had always included Town Hall representatives, had grown to include more town councillors, J.J. Willson, and various artists. At this point the committee had estimated the final cost at £10,000, had raised £2,000 by subscription; of the remainder one third was "guaranteed in Leeds," and the rest "guaranteed at Huddersfield and Halifax." By 1880, one of the secretaries of the committee, J.W. Davis, was saying, "We may hope that our success ... may ultimately ultimately encourage the authorities of the town to take the matter in hand, and add another institution of beneficence and culture to those already existing in Leeds, in the shape of a permanent and public fine art gallery." By 1888, Leeds Town Hall had indeed taken the matter in hand, taken much of the credit for the idea, and arranged funds to complete the cost of building, and for maintenance of the gallery. The Marquis of Ripon and Thorp, who were on the original committee, were present at the opening of the gallery in 1888. 812:

condition anything but favourable for appreciating the niceties of colouring, and sufficiently accounting for what was perhaps the least satisfactory aspect of his art. Perhaps its most admirable feature was its steady progress. Up to the very last years, when ill-health began to undermine his natural vigour, he was always advancing ... The facility in handling he attained was certainly remarkable, and on this account alone his happiest efforts in landscape-work were capable of holding their own in any of the exhibitions of current art to which he contributed, while the drawing which was some years ago hung in the permanent collection of the Leeds Public Art Gallery is alike worthy of the collection and of the painter who will thus be lastingly commemorated in his native town. a lovable , full of generous enthusiasm, and possessing a winning manner, and an old-fashioned courtliness that made company very enjoyable."

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Marriages Dec 1861 Wilson Jno Josh and Hilyard Emilie Scarbro 9d 661. The certificate says: 17th October 1861 John Joseph Wilson 26 yrs bachelor Spanish leather manufacturer Leeds, Emilie Hilyard 24 yrs spinster Scarborough. Groom's father John Wilson Spanish leather manufacturer, bride's father John

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Leeds and Yorkshire Architectural Society, the owners (since 1901) of the Corson portrait, have attributed the painting to Mary A. Hilliard Willson. However, since Mary's birth certificate says that she had no "A" initial, and therefore her initials are M.H. Willson, this painting of Corson should be

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Attributions and signatures of this artist have been reproduced here, because it was previously thought that Michael and his sister Mary shared the same initials M.A.H. Willson, and there was risk of confusion between the two. However Mary's birth certificate gives her initials as M.H. Willson. This

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gallery. Although the committee members changed over time, and the building and funding process was ultimately taken over by Leeds Town Hall, it can be said that the original committee initiated the movement to found the gallery, and arranged much of the early funding by subscription. Several of the

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of 1851. By 1893 it had become the largest tannery in the country. It collapsed in 1901, however it is reasonable to suppose that it was the income from J.J. Willson's senior directorship of this firm which permitted his family's dedication to art until around 1900. The factory was purchased in 1904

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Leeds Art Gallery record details: M. A. Hilliard Willson, Portrait of Sir James Kitson, 1890-1900, Watercolour, paper; (Framed): 545mmx392mmx21mm. Given by Colonel William Boyle 1929. Ref: LEEDM.E.1929.0064.0001. Framed watercolour : full-length portrait of Sir James Kitson. The inscription on

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Willson (London : Headley, oblong). The scenes depicted are " Friends on their way to Yearly Meeting—Distractions of Derby Day," " The Meeting House Yard, Devonshire House," with the brothers Bratt, in their ancient dress, in the foreground, " The Men's Side," " The Women's Side," " Hill's the

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Attributions, and transcriptions of signatures of this artist have been reproduced here, because it was previously thought that Mary and her brother Michael shared the same initials (M.A.H. Willson), and there was risk of confusion between the two. However Mary's birth certificate has now confirmed

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The spelling of the family surnames varies through time. From the 18th century to the mid 19th century, the names are most often written by clerks as "Wilson" and "Hilyard." By the end of the 19th century, most sources have the names as "Willson" and "Hilliard," and family members are signing their

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signed, "Bob". These were watercolour portraits published as prints, depicting prominent Leeds men: Alderman Archibald Witham Scarr, Sir George Morrison (town clerk), Alderman Sir John Ward (mayor with chain and badge), William Bruce (Leeds stipendiary magistrate), Alderman John Shackleton Mathers,

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As president of the Leeds Fine Arts Club, John Joseph Willson's artistic and social qualities were seen to the fullest advantage. It is a small society which makes no pretense to an artistic mission, but does something for the mutual encouragement of its members not only to practise, but still more

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Margaret Willson (Kirkstall 16 August 1867 – Ulverston 8 March 1932), was the twin of Emilie Dorothy Willson. Margaret was the daughter of John Joseph Willson, and was a decorative designer and painter, working in Leeds. Between 1888 and 1906 Margaret was an exhibitor at the Royal Academy of Arts.

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The subject is very well treated. A little rift in the mist, which is clearing off, shows the loch beyond; and the atmospheric effects, and the treatment of the tangled vegetation in the foreground, exhibit considerable skill. Mr Willson showed several other pictures, which possess much merit, and

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Births Sep 1867 Wilson Margaret and Emilie Kirkstall 9b 295. The two certificates say: Sixteenth August 1867. 8h 0mins a.m. Margaret. 8h 10mins a.m. Emilie. 3 Newton Grove, Potternewton. Father John Joseph Wilson. Mother Emilie Wilson formerly Hilyard. Father: leather dresser (master). Informant:

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Births Jun 1863 Wilson Michael Anthony Hilyard Kirkstall 9b 275. His birth certificate says: Thirteenth April 1863 Newton Grove, Potternewton, Michael Anthony Hilyard, boy. Father John Joseph Wilson, mother Emily Wilson formerly Hilyard. Occupation of father Spanish leather manufacturer (master),

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27 December 1943) was the eldest son of John Joseph Willson. Michael studied at the Leeds College of Art around 1900, listed as M. Hilliard Willson. He had a collection of works of art, part of which was sold at Sotheby's in 1918, under the name, "M.A. Hilliard Willson Esq." Michael died aged 79

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his school time by drawing engines on his slate, always dabbled in art. In his later years, indeed, he had done more than dabble, for he devoted to his water-colour work all the time which a business man could spare from his daily toil, working frequently, if not chiefly, by artificial light - a

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Ballamona is in Shire Oak Road, off Otley Road, Headingley, Leeds. It was built by architect George Corson as a pair of semi-detached villas. Ballamona was the right-hand house. George Corson lived there at one time. In the 1950s the two houses were joined into one, and as of 2019 it is a hotel

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as a student in 1900, listed as M. Hilliard Willson. In 1901 she won a National Queen's Prize for art there, coming joint fifth in the United Kingdom, listed as Mary Hilliard Willson. She was described as a "designer and art applied worker" in the 1911 Census, and she painted landscapes and oil

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John Joseph was the "originator of the modern picture exhibitions in ." He was one of the founding members, and for 27 years the president, of the Leeds Fine Art Society (LFAS), and honorary secretary of the Yorkshire Fine Art Exhibition (YFAE). Following his death his activity in the LAFS, and

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Deaths Dec 1918 Willson Emily D. 51 York 9d 25. Tenth October 1918, The Retreat, York Urban District. Emily Dorothy Willson, 51 years, of Moorland Road, Leeds Urban District, artist spinster, daughter of John Joseph Willson, tanner (deceased). Double pneumonia, certified by Bedford Pierce M.D.

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valleys," extending and refurbishing an upper storey to the house in the nineteenth century. In the early 1840s the family funded a schoolhouse in the grounds of High Wray House; the original schoolhouse was demolished, and the replacement school building later became High Wray Village Hall.

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Births Jun 1871 Willson Mary Hilyard Leeds 9b 552. Birth cert says: Twenty second March 1871, 3 Newton Grove, Potternewton, Mary Hilyard. Father John Joseph Willson. Mother Emilie Hilyard Willson formerly Hilyard. Father: tanner (master). Informant: Emilie H. Willson mother, 3 Newton Grove,

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seated, holding papers in front of a landscape, signed M.A.H. Willson. It was commissioned by the Leeds and Yorkshire Architectural Society, whose members paid for it by subscription, Corson being their first president. It was presented to the Society by Corson on 21 November 1901, the

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the mount reads: "DONOR: / COL. W. BOYLE. / A.C.64.1. / SIR JAMES KITSON. BT. MP. / (LORD AIREDALE) / original sketch by / M. A. HILLIARD / "BOB". The sketch is signed 'Bob'. One of 12 full-length, standing portrait watercolours of notable Leeds worthies.

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Deaths Sep 1918 Willson Hannah 89 Leeds 9b 485. The death cert says: Seventh July 1918, The Victoria Home, Kirkstall Lane Urban District. Hannah Willson 89 years, of 5 Moorland Road, Leeds, spinster, daughter of John Willson, leather merchant. Chronic

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All members of this group worked from home. The Willson Group consisted of J.J. Willson's household: himself, his wife, his son and three daughters, and J.J.'s unmarried sister Hannah. They lived together in various locations in the Leeds area. From

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Deaths Mar 1899 Willson Emilie Hilliard 60 Leeds 9b 394. Her death cert says: Eighteenth January 1899, Ballamona, Shire Oak Road, Headingley Urban District. Emilie Hilliard Willson 60 years, wife John Joseph Willson, leather manufacturer.

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The mirror frame is tentatively attributed to "M. Hilliard Willson" by Mapping of Sculpture, but because Mary and Michael shared the same initials, the item has been added to the exhibitions list of both artists, pending further

1006:(11 February 1890) "very clever character sketches", Leeds Fine Arts Club's conversazione at the Philosophical Hall in Park Row, Leeds. Selected items from the set, exhibited before commercial publication. (Attributed to "Bob"). 356:– Leeds 7 July 1918) was an artist, "living on her own means," from "income from dividends." She was the unmarried sister of J.J. and the aunt of Michael, Margaret, Emilie and Mary Willson. She lived in the hamlet of High Wray, 613:... where the excellent work in the grey and purple stones which break the foreground and in the distant mountains is not supported by the treatment of the trees in the middle distance," Yorkshire Art Exhibition. 434:. Although he declined public work during his final six years, he "painted up to the last." Ultimately the family firm failed, J.J. fell ill with dropsy and "graver symptoms," and died at his sister's house at 1656:

her initials as M.H. Hilliard. So, as of September 2019, the attributions of Mary's and Michael's works are more easily distinguished, although there are still some anomalies (see attributions below).

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Deaths Jun 1928 Willson Mary H. 54 Ulverston 8e 909. Her death cert says: Thirtieth May 1928, The Bungalow, Hill of Oaks, Cartmel Fell Rural District. Mary Hilliard Willson 54 years spinster artist.

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to 1871 they were living in Newton Grove, Chapeltown Road, Headingley, Potternewton. From at least 1888 to 1891 they lived with a number of servants at 2 Moorland Terrace, off Reservoir Road in the

1529:(1885), "richly coloured ... rather defective as to the treatment of the sky, perhaps, but otherwise an effective little picture," Yorkshire Artists' Exhibition. (Attribution, Miss M.A.H. Willson). 935:- Leeds 18 January 1899) was the daughter of architect John Hilliard (d. before 1861) of New York and the American-born wife of John Joseph Willson; they married at the Friends' Meeting House, 1623:

Michael's attribution for the mirror frame may mean that he was also an art metal worker, or that his initials were confused with those of his sister Mary, who was credited for the same work.

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to appreciate, art. How much it owes to its first and only president it will realise ... he was, by the example of his work and by his cheery enthusiasm, the life and soul of the little body.

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The LFAS was an organisation which in 1876 formed an Executive Committee, including Hon. Sec. J.J. Willson, dedicated to raising funds for, and founding, the building of a permanent public

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1903 obituary mentioned that one of his works "was purchased for the Leeds Municipal Art Gallery, and is hung there;" as of 2019 the gallery archive still listed one of his watercolours,

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said, "Mr J.J. Willson gave a capital rendering of the part of the impecunious baronet Sir Fulke Pettigrew, acting with care and discretion." J.J. "was capital as Marmaduke Vavasour" in

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Confectioner's," " Capper's the Draper's," and "The Royal Academy." J. J. Willson, a Friend, of Leeds, was for twenty-seven years president of the Leeds Fine Art Club. He died in 1903."

1523:(1882), Stockton Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition: third prize in Class 25 for "drawings shaded in crayon or pencil from life or the round." (Attribution, Miss M.A. Hilliard Willson). 1412:(11 February 1890), "a cleverly executed study, in which a man with expressive face sits at a table enjoying his pipe and jug of beer. On the wall behind him is a placard addressed to 1452:. Since she exhibited her works under the name, "E. Dorothy Willson," she is likely to have been known as "Dorothy" to differentiate her from her mother. She died aged 51 years of 1234: 3669:. Natural causes. Post mortem. Certificate received from Herbert D. Wilson, Deputy Coroner for the County of Lancaster. Inquest held first June 1928. Registered fourth June 1928. 803:"John Joseph Willson ... had reached a degree of proficiency in his art which entitled him to be judged without consideration of his amateurship. Though he had never gone 3149:. Certified by S. Rumboll FRCS. Informant John J. Willson, widower of deceased, in attendance. Ballamona, Shire Oak Road, Headingley. Registered: nineteenth January 1899. 1516:

Mary exhibited at various venues from at least 1882, and at the Yorkshire Union of Artists exhibitions and smaller London institutes, between 1888 and 1912 or 1915.

846: 718:(early March 1899), "one of the strongest drawings Mr J.J. Willson has ever shown. It is simple, broad, unforced, and, in the sky especially, is of fine quality," 1058:, Sir George Irwin, Sir Arthur Lawson and Alderman Reginald Wigram. (Attribution: "Mr Hilliard Willson of Leeds, who gave them to the world over the signature, 338: 1189: 285:, in 1847. The firm manufactured Spanish leather and leather glue, and made leather artefacts too, for example a leather dressing case, possibly made for the 3290: 1062:," or "Mr Hilliard Willson, son of Mr J.J. Willson of Leeds.") Leeds Museums and Galleries holds the set of twelve watercolour originals in its archives, at 504: 3485:

Rural District. Margaret Willson 63 years, spinster of independent means, daughter of John Joseph Willson, a leather manufacturer (deceased). (a) acute

2297:. Certified by F.H. Mays MRCS. Informant: Carmen Woodman, present at the death. The Victoria Home, Kirkstall Lane, Leeds. Registered ninth July 1918. 1105: 426:, as well as that at York." He also donated prizes for art to the Yorkshire Union of Mechancs' Institutes in 1889. He was a longstanding member of 861: 3854: 3045: 153:; on five occasions in Margaret's case. Michael and Mary achieved commissions including caricatures of prominent Leeds public figures such as 1174: 1219: 939:

on Thursday 17 October 1861. She also was an exhibiting artist. She died aged 60 years on 18 January 1899 at Ballamona, Headingley, of

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Deaths Dec 1943 Willson Michael A. H. 79 Ulverston 8e 1147. The death cert says: Twenty seventh December 1943, 25 Somme Avenue,

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The Willson Group consisted of a set of close relatives whose work was funded by their family firm Willson, Walker & Co. in

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in a charity performance with a Leeds amateur troupe at the Albert Hall, Cookridge Street, Leeds, on Friday 12 December 1890.

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This page lists the years in which members of the Willson Group exhibited at the Royal Academy, and links to works exhibited.

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John Senior established the family tannery business of Willson, Walker & Co. Ltd. in 1823; it moved to Sheepscar Street,

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Deaths Mar 1932 Willson Margaret 63 Ulverston 8e 1076. The death cert says: Eighth March 1932, The Bungalow, Hill of Oaks,

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original committee members, including J.J. Willson, took part in the process to the last. The committee first met at the

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National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations) 1858-1995, probate 15 February 1944 at Llandudno registry

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Deaths Dec 1903 Willson John Joseph 67 Ulverston 8e 567. The death cert says: Fifteenth November 1903, High Wray,

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John Joseph, known as J.J. Willson, was senior partner in the firm of Willson, Walker & Co. which owned the

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Meanwhile, from 1880 the YFAE held a five-year lease for exhibitions in the Athenaeum Building, Park Lane (now

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Informant: Jessie Scott MacGregor, present at the death, The Retreat, York. Registered Eleventh October 1918.

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30 May 1928), daughter of John Joseph Willson, was the youngest of the Willson Group. She was attending the

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to Michael is not absolute, but the item has been included for possible further research. It is signed MAH.

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tannery, at one time the largest in the country. He was instrumental to the movement for the foundation of

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10 October 1918) was an artist who exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts, and the Walker Art Gallery at

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As of 2019, evidence of any exhibition or work by Emilie Dorothy Hilliard Willson has not been found

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15 November 1903), known as J.J., was the only son of John Willson Senior. Like his father he was a

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informant John Joseph Wilson father, Newton Grove, Potternewton. Registered Twenty-second May 1863.

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area of Leeds. From at least 1897 to 1902 the family were at a house called Ballamona, Otley Road,

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John Joseph Wilson, father, 3 Newton Grove, Potternewton. Registered twenty-fourth September 1867.

3264: 2636: 1549:(1900), at Leeds City Art Gallery, Arts and Crafts department. (Attribution, M. Hilliard Willson). 1022:(1901), Arts and Crafts exhibition at Leeds City Art Gallery. (Attributed to M. Hilliard Willson). 533:), Leeds. J.J. contributed works to the YFAE's first Spring Exhibition in 1880, alongside work by 3808: 546: 419: 143: 728:(early March 1899), "there is welcome feeling for bigness of style ... but it is ... laboured." 3238:. Certified by D.T. Anderson M.B. Informant Dinah Williams, present at the death, Springfield, 1063: 500: 139: 3592: 290:

by Charles F. Stead & Co., a company which as of 2019 still produced leather goods there.

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Rural Ward. Michael Anthony Hilliard Willson 79 years. Gentleman of independent means. Ia.

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R.A. as president. He was "one of the judges selected for adjudication of prizes at the

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By 1879 J.W. Davis was Hon. Sec. and the committee was meeting at the Mayor's rooms in

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Hilyard architect. Witnesses Joseph Backhouse of Scarborough gentleman, Joseph Hailas

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family of about seven landscape, portrait and caricature painters. Members included

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and others, and he was a vice president of the Yorkshire Union of Artists when

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now makes their works easier to attribute, however there are still anomalies.

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Margaret died aged 63 years on 8 March 1932 at The Bungalow, Hill of Oaks,

1000:(1886), Leeds Society of Artists exhibition. (Attribution, M.A.H. Willson). 973: 649: 257: 3809:"Leeds City Art Gallery, Arts & Crafts Exhibition, 1900, participants" 1095:(August 1906); a pair of oil-on-canvas portraits. (Signed M.A.H. Willson). 379:(11 February 1890), "an excellent little picture," Leeds Fine Arts Club's 3103: 624: 530: 64: 3420:

The paintings are signed on the back "MAH Willson Pr Leeds, August 1906.

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Yearly Meeting 1860:: from original pen and ink sketches by J.J. Willson

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Old Hall in 1861 may have been Elmete Hall before it was rebuilt in 1865

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Athenaeum Building, location of Yorkshire Fine Art Exhibitions from 1880

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on 15 November 1903, aged 67 years. The cause of death was recorded as

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Rural District. John Joseph Willson. 67 years, leather manufacturer.

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attributed to her brother Michael, whose initials are M.A.H. Willson.

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John Hilliard (1798–1838) and Ann Whitson (b.1809), of New York, USA

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Margaret's twin Emilie Dorothy Willson (Kirkstall 16 August 1867 –

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was mayor of Leeds between 9 November 1853 and 9 November 1854.

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Executive Committee in particular, was highlighted by the

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as president, Rev. John Gott (vicar of Leeds, and son of

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portraits. Mary died aged 54 years on 30 March 1928, of

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Leeds Art Gallery record: J.J. Willson (1836 – 1903),

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Landscape artist Michael Anthony Hilliard Willson (

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The children and sister of J.J. never married. 3836: 3074:, watercolour, 508 x 330.2mm, LEEAG.PA.1996.0150 2630: 2628: 2744: 2400: 773:Peasant woman seated at the edge of the forest, 2446:"Opening of the Yorkshire Fine Art Exhibition" 2429: 2306:1881 Census Hanah Wilson Axbridge 2420/57 p.28 2137: 2135: 968:years on 27 December 1943 at 25 Somme Avenue, 3783:"Stockton Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition" 3178: 3176: 3174: 3172: 3170: 3168: 2625: 1919:1871 Census John Wilson Chapeltown 4576/45 p5 1685: 1683: 1491:Mary Hilliard Willson (Leeds 22 March 1871 – 172: 1430:Two watercolour portraits, including one of 210: 149:J.J., Margaret and Dorothy exhibited at the 2132: 557:At one time, John Joseph was involved with 219:Former Willson, Walker & Co. building, 3165: 2524:"Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society" 1680: 654:A misty morn, with fairy wreaths bedecked. 652:, in Scotland, and illustrating the line, 454:Leeds Fine Art Society Executive Committee 3405:"Hilliard Willson: Isaac and Ann Reckitt" 3046:"J.J.WILLSON (1836-1903) Paysanne assise" 2947:"The Leeds Society of Artists Exhibition" 2724: 2498:"Yorkshire Union of Mechanic' Institutes" 1586:called Haley's. 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