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British lawyer , politician and administrator Sir Joseph Heron by Edward Benson Sir Joseph Heron ( 3 January 1809 - 23 December 1889 ) was a British lawyer , politician and administrator .
He was town clerk of Manchester for over forty years , playing a dominant role in the city 's growth throughout the 19th century .
Biography Heron was born in Deansgate House , Manchester , the fourth of ten children of James Holt Heron , a cotton merchant .
He came from a non-conformist family trained in Moravian schools .
In 1838 , he was handpicked by Thomas Potter to become the first town clerk of Manchester .
Heron was unique amongst British municipal administrators due to his longevity and influence .
He remained as town clerk from the inception of the role until his death in 1889 .
Amongst his contemporaries he was described as a consummate ruler of men , where his will was considered law in all civic matters and common public perception was that he was not only the town clerk but mayor and corporation all in one .
He was instrumental in bringing clean water to Manchester by constructing the Longdendale chain of reservoirs - then the largest such project in the world .
He was knighted by Queen Victoria in 1869 and , in 1879 , Alderman John King gifted the Manchester Corporation a bust of Heron sculpted by Warrington Wood .
From 1879 , he was consultant town clerk , and spent his later years in Bournemouth .
He died in Cannes , France , on 23 December 1889 .


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british [UNKNOWN] lawyer [PERSON] , politician [PERSON] and administrator sir joseph heron [PERSON] by edward benson sir joseph heron [PERSON] ( 3 january [PERIOD] 1809 - 23 december [PERIOD] 1889 ) was a british [UNKNOWN] lawyer [PERSON] , politician [PERSON] and administrator [PERSON] . he was town clerk [PERSON] of manchester [PERSON] for over forty years [PERIOD] , playing a dominant role [ROLE] in the city [PLACE] 's growth [ABSTRACT ENTITY] throughout the 19th century [PERIOD] . biography heron [PERSON] was born in deansgate house [PLACE] , manchester [PERSON] , the fourth of ten children [PERSON] of james holt heron [PERSON] , a cotton merchant [PERSON] . he came from a non-conformist family [HUMAN GROUP] trained in moravian schools [NUMBER] . in 1838 , he was handpicked by thomas potter [PERSON] to become the first town clerk [PERSON] of manchester [PERSON] . heron [PERSON] was unique amongst british [UNKNOWN] municipal administrators [PERSON] due to his longevity [NUMBER] and influence [ACTION] . he remained as town clerk [PERSON] from the inception [ABSTRACT ENTITY] of the role [ROLE] until his death [EVENT] in 1889 . amongst his contemporaries [PERSON] he was described as a consummate ruler [PERSON] of men [PERSON] , where his will was considered law [PERSON] in all civic matters [STATE] and common public perception [ORGANISATION] was that he was not only the town clerk [PERSON] but mayor [HUMAN ROLE] and corporation [INSTITUTION] all in one . he was instrumental in bringing clean water [WATER] to manchester [PERSON] by constructing the longdendale chain [PERSON] of reservoirs [UNKNOWN] - then the largest such project [PLACE] in the world [PLACE] . he was knighted by queen victoria [PERSON] in 1869 and , in 1879 , alderman john king [PERSON] gifted the manchester corporation [INSTITUTION] a bust [PERSON] of heron [PERSON] sculpted by warrington wood [WOOD] . from 1879 , he was consultant town clerk [PERSON] , and spent his later years [PERIOD] in bournemouth [PLACE] . he died in cannes [PLACE] , france [PLACE] , on 23 december [PERIOD] 1889 .

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38thomas potter1PERSON in 1838 , he was handpicked by thomas potter to become the first town clerk of manchester .
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40queen victoria1PERSON he was knighted by queen victoria in 1869 and , in 1879 , alderman john king gifted the manchester corporation a bust of heron sculpted by warrington wood .
41administrators1PERSON heron was unique amongst british municipal administrators due to his longevity and influence .
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44water1WATER he was instrumental in bringing clean water to manchester by constructing the longdendale chain of reservoirs - then the largest such project in the world .
45children1PERSON biography heron was born in deansgate house , manchester , the fourth of ten children of james holt heron , a cotton merchant .
46manchester corporation1INSTITUTION he was knighted by queen victoria in 1869 and , in 1879 , alderman john king gifted the manchester corporation a bust of heron sculpted by warrington wood .
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50death1EVENT he remained as town clerk from the inception of the role until his death in 1889 .
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