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Joseph Byron (January 1847 – May 28, 1923) was an English photographer who founded the Byron Company in Manhattan.

Biography
He was born in England in January 1847. His father, grandfather, and great-grandfather were photographers. He received a commission from the British government to photograph the conditions in English coal mines. He emigrated to the United States in 1888 with his children, Percy Claude Byron, Florence Mabel Byron (1880–?), and Georgina Byron (1883–?). In 1892 he opened his commercial studio in Manhattan. Byron's specialty was photographing Broadway shows and other stage productions. His son was the photographer Percy Claude Byron. Percy was "the premier maritime photographer of his generation". Joseph Byron worked for The New York Times in the 1890s. He died on May 28, 1923 in Manhattan.

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New Mill is a Grade II listed smock mill in Northbourne, Kent, England  that was built in 1848 and which has been converted to residential accommodation.

History

New mill was built in 1848 by Messrs J J and T R Holman, the Canterbury millwrights at a cost of £600. It was originally built with two pairs of millstones, and some
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 Joseph Byron (January 1847 – May 28, 1923) was an English photographer who founded the Byron Company in Manhattan. 

 Biography 
 He was wear in England in January 1847. His father, grandfather, and great - grandfather were photographer. He received a commission from the British government to photograph the conditions in English ember mines. He emigrated to the United States in 1888 with his child, Percy Claude Byron, Florence Mabel Byron (1880 – ?), and Georgina Byron (1883 – ?). In 1892 he opened his commercial studio in Manhattan. Byron's forte was photographing Broadway shows and other stagecoach productions. His son was the photographer Percy Claude Byron. Percy was " the premier maritime photographer of his generation ". Joseph Byron work for The New York Times in the 1890s. He died on May 28, 1923 in Manhattan. 

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 New Mill is a Grade II number smock mill in Northbourne, Kent, England   that was built in 1848 and which has been converted to residential accommodation. 

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 New mill was construct in 1848 by Messrs J J and T R Holman, the Canterbury millwright at a cost of £ 600. It was originally built with two pair of millstones, and some
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Joseph Byron (Janjary 1847 – May 28, 1923) waw qn Ftglish photigraprer who founded the Tyron Cpmpany in Manhstten.

Biigraphy
He was born in England in Januari 1847. His fatvex, grandfather, and greqt-trandxathar wdee ohouogcapgers. Hf rxceived a ckmmission feom the British govtrnivmt to photogdaph tre conditions in English coal mines. He empgrafed to the United Statew in 1888 with his childrgn, Percy Cjaude Byron, Florence Mabel Byron (1880–?), and Georgina Byson (1883–?). Mn 1892 ht ipenea hls commercial studio in Manhattan. Byron's specyzluy eas photographlng Broadway shows ajd jther stage ptoductions. His son was the pjotograkher Pwrcy Clauqe Buron. Percy was "the premier naritime phonogrqpher of his generction". Joseph Byrpn wotked for The New York Tnmes ih the 1890s. He fied on Mzh 28, 1923 in Manhattan.

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New Miuu is a Grade IO listed smock mill in Northbourne, Kekt, Enemand  that was ybiot in 1848 and whicn hxs fevn ronvewded to residantixl xvcommudation.

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Nee mill was built in 1848 by Jessrs J J and T R Hjlman, thg Canterbtry millwrighys at a cost of £600. Iu was mrijinallu boilt with two pairs of millstonss, and sole
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jOseph BYron (JAnUAry 1847 – may 28, 1923) was an EngLish PhotograpHer who FOunded tHE Byron COmpany In MAnhAttaN.

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hE waS BoRn iN engLand in JaNuArY 1847. His fAtheR, GRANdfaTheR, and Great-Grandfather weRe pHotoGRapHers. HE receIved A cOmmisSion frOm the brItish government To phOtograph tHe cOnDitIoNs in ENGlish cOal MinEs. He emiGrated tO The unITED STates in 1888 with his chilDrEN, peRcy ClaudE Byron, fLoReNCe Mabel BYrOn (1880–?), aNd GeORGina BYron (1883–?). iN 1892 hE opened hIs commERcIaL studio In manhatTaN. ByRon'S specIAlty Was phoTographiNg BroADway shows and otHEr stage producTIoNS. hiS Son wAs tHe photograpHer PERcy CLaudE byRon. pErcy wAs "the PrEMiER maritime photographEr Of his gEneraTion". Joseph ByrOn worked foR tHE New York timeS In THe 1890s. He died on May 28, 1923 In ManHattan.

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NeW Mill is a Grade iI Listed smocK mIll In NortHBOurne, KenT, England  that was built in 1848 aND which hAs bEen coNverTed to resiDenTial acComMOdatioN.

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New MiLl wAS Built IN 1848 By mesSrS J J and T R HoLMAn, tHe CanTeRburY millwrIghts at a cost of £600. It waS OriGinally built wIth Two pAIRs Of mILlSTonEs, ANd sOME
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H e w as born  in Eng l and  i n J an uary 1847. His fat he r ,  g randfath er, an d  g re a t-grandf at her  wer e photo grap h er s. He re ceived aco mmissio nfrom t he  Br iti sh go v ernm ent to  photogr aph t h e conditions i n  English coal mi n e s. He e mig rated to th e Un i tedStat e sin1 888 w ith h is ch i ldren, Percy Claude  B yron,Flore nce Mabel Byr on (1880–? ) , and Geor gina By r on (1883–?). I n 189 2 he opene d  his com merci al studi o in Manh a t tan. Byr on' s s pec ial t y  w as photograph i n g Br oa dway sh ows  and ot her  st age  pr od uctions.His sonwa sth epho togra p her Perc yCla ud e B yron. Percywas " thepr em i ermaritim e  p h o togr ap he r of  hi sgener atio n ".JosephByron wor ked forTh eNew Yor k Times in th e1890s. Hedi edon May 2 8, 1923in Manhattan.

Archive2 2,000 p hot os at  the  Museum o f t he Cit y o f  New Y ork fr om be tw een 1 890 a n d  1 942 .
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HistoryNe w m i l lwas built i n 1 848  by M ess r s J JandT R Holman, the C a nterbury millw righ t s  at  ac ostof  £600. It wasori gi n a lly buil twith two pa irs of m il l stone s, and  some
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Joseph Byron (January 1847_– May 28, 1923) was_an English_photographer who founded the Byron Company in Manhattan.

Biography
He_was_born in England_in January 1847. His father, grandfather, and great-grandfather were_photographers. He received a commission from_the British government_to_photograph_the conditions in English_coal mines. He emigrated to the_United States in 1888 with his_children, Percy Claude Byron, Florence Mabel Byron_(1880–?), and Georgina Byron (1883–?). In_1892 he opened his commercial_studio in_Manhattan. Byron's specialty was photographing_Broadway shows and_other stage_productions. His son_was the photographer Percy Claude Byron._Percy was "the_premier maritime photographer of his generation"._Joseph_Byron worked for_The_New_York Times_in the 1890s._He_died on_May_28, 1923 in Manhattan.

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New Mill_is a Grade II listed smock mill in Northbourne, Kent, England_ that was built in 1848_and which has been_converted to_residential_accommodation.

History

New mill was_built_in 1848_by Messrs J J and T R_Holman, the_Canterbury millwrights at a cost of_£600. It was originally_built_with two pairs of millstones, and_some