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Joseph Gornall was a pioneer in food technology. Joseph Gornall was born on the 16 June 1856, the tenth and youngest child of Joseph and Mary(nee Jenkinson) of Upper Birks Farm, Eagland Hill.[1] He married Elizabeth Hoyles on the 10th February 1880 [2] and they farmed at Clay Lane Head Farm, Cabus. Joseph and Elizabeth had nine children, six girls and three boys[1].
In the 1890s, Joseph Gornall was instrumental in modernising the Lancashire cheese industry, employing cheese-making techniques that are still used in Lancashire today.
References
[edit]- ^ a b Public Record Office (1861). Census of England and Wales.
- ^ Scorton, St. Peters. "Anglican Parish Register 1880".
Ombre
[edit]Ombre is a card game for three players.[1] It is played with a pack of forty cards.[1]
- ^ a b Parlett, David (1987). The Penguin book of card games. London: Treasure. p. 104. ISBN 1850512213.