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English: Photograph of a portriat of John Kennedy, cotton spinner and textile machine maker
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English: 'John Kennedy (1769-1855) founded McConnel & Kennedy in 1795 with James McConnel (1762-1831) in Kirkcudbrightshire. 'Originally a machine making and cotton spinning but later dedicated themselves to purely cotton spinning. Kennedy was responsible for inventing the 'Jack frame' spinning device.'


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