Joseph Cliff

1841–1914 (age 73)

Biography

Joseph Cliff, born in 1841, rose to prominence as an ironmaster, contributing to industrial progress while supporting the community near the Church of St Hybald in Scawby. His work in iron production reflected both technical skill and a sense of responsibility to his workforce.

When he died in 1914, Cliff was remembered for his integrity in business and his steady support for the local parish, leaving a legacy of industriousness and care.

Also buried at Church of St Hybald, Scawby

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