About Enderby Jackson
Lived 1827 – 1903 (aged 76). Enderby Jackson was a British trumpeter, composer, impresario and flautist, known for British brass band.
Crystal Palace contests In 1858, Jackson held a successful handbell-ringing competition at The Crystal Palace in London; he had been approached by its manager Robert Kanzow Bowley to bring together twelve teams from Lancashire and Yorkshire. The band entered both days' contests, as many others seem to have done.
On 9 April 1903, he suffered a brain haemorrhage at his home in Scarborough. He died either that day, or the next (Good Friday). He was buried in the town's Manor Road cemetery.
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Who was Enderby Jackson?
English musician and impresario
When was Enderby Jackson born?
Enderby Jackson was born on 17 January 1827 in Kingston upon Hull.
When did Enderby Jackson die?
Enderby Jackson died on 17 January 1903 in Scarborough.
What was Enderby Jackson's occupation?
Enderby Jackson was a trumpeter, composer, impresario and flautist.
What was Enderby Jackson known for?
Enderby Jackson was known for British brass band.
What nationality was Enderby Jackson?
Enderby Jackson was British.
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