James Murray
Place of birth
Biography
Celebrated chronometer and watch maker who carried on business at the Royal Exchange and later Cornhill from about 1814 - 1859. After the Royal Exchange was destroyed by fire in 1838 James Murray carried on a successful business at 30 Cornhill; he was succeeded by by his two sons, James and John. James (junior) afterwards went to to India where he established a successful business in Calcutta where he died in 1892.
Share
Made by this person
Find out more about the people and the organisation behind Canterbury Museum. See what jobs are currently available and how to hire the Museum as a venue for your event.