Dinting Vale is a village in Glossopdale , Derbyshire , England. The Vale falls within the Simmondley ward of the High Peak Council. Dinting Vale lies near to Higher Dinting , Dinting , Brookfield and Glossop .
6-585: Dinting Vale Printworks became renowned through the Potter family which included Edmund Potter and his brother Rupert Potter , the father of Beatrix Potter who often visited her father and uncle at the Print Works. The street names in a housing estate in nearby Brookfield carry the memory with Potter Road and Beatrix Drive. 53°26′58″N 1°58′41″W / 53.4494°N 1.9781°W / 53.4494; -1.9781 This Derbyshire location article
12-465: Is a stub . You can help Misplaced Pages by expanding it . Edmund Potter Edmund Potter (1802–1883) was a Manchester industrialist and MP and grandfather to Beatrix Potter . He was a unitarian and, from 1861 to 1874, Liberal MP for Carlisle . Potter moved his business to Glossop in 1825, he rebuilt Joseph Lyne's Boggart Mill , and converted it to a printworks. He moved his family to Dinting Lodge in 1842. Originally calico printing
18-587: The first son, was a calico printer ; James (2) was the third son. They lived in Ardwick Green. Edmund Potter was the son of James (2). He lived with his wife Jessica Crompton of Lancaster, in Greenheys, Manchester . In 1842 they moved to Dinting Lodge, Glossop . He was the first Edmund Potter of the Dinting Vale Printworks, which he ran with Charles Potter, the son of his uncle John. Later the partnership
24-500: The process. He became the largest printer of calico in the world. The firm merged with other rival companies to form the Calico Printers' Association in 1899, which in 1948 printed 15,000 miles (24,000 km) of calico. Edmund Potter was a very strong believer that everyone should receive an education. In 1885 he built a reading room and library, well stocked with books and papers in his work's yard for his workers. When he bought
30-435: Was dissolved and Charles moved to Darwen where he became a printer of wallpaper. Edmund had seven children and two are of note. Edmund (2) succeeded his father in the business in 1862, and Rupert became a barrister. Rupert's daughter Beatrix Potter was the famous children's author and iillustrator. Calico used to be printed from wooden blocks, was heavily taxed and suffered from labour relation problems. Potter mechanised
36-490: Was done by hand, but Potter introduced precision machine printing. By 1883, the mill employed 350, and had printed 1 million pieces on 42 machines. It was the world's largest calico printing factory. James Potter (1710–1770) of Hindley was a flax merchant. He moved to New Market Place, Manchester . His son John Potter lived at rural Ardwick Green , Manchester, He married Catherine Eccles of Macclesfield. He visited America in 1794. They had three sons and two daughters. John,
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