David Dale

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David Dale was a prominent 18th-century Scottish industrialist and philanthropist, best known for founding the model cotton-mill village of New Lanark.

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instanceOf businessperson from Scotland
human
burialPlace Glasgow Necropolis NERFINISHED
businessPartner Richard Arkwright NERFINISHED
child Caroline Dale NERFINISHED
countryOfBirth Scotland
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
Scotland
countryOfDeath Scotland NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1739-01-06
dateOfDeath 1806-03-17
era 18th century
Industrial Revolution NERFINISHED
founded New Lanark NERFINISHED
cotton mills at New Lanark NERFINISHED
implemented prohibition of child labour under a certain age in his mills
provision of basic education for child workers
provision of decent housing for mill workers
shorter working hours compared to contemporary mills
industry cotton spinning
textile industry
knownFor founding the model industrial village of New Lanark
improving workers' living conditions
pioneering humane factory management
name David Dale NERFINISHED
notableFor combining industrial success with social welfare initiatives
notableWork development of New Lanark as a model village
occupation industrialist
merchant
philanthropist
philanthropicFocus education of workers' children
workers' welfare
placeOfBirth Stewarton NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Glasgow NERFINISHED
religion Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterianism
residence Glasgow NERFINISHED
socialRole social reformer
sonInLaw Robert Owen NERFINISHED
spouse Anne Caroline Campbell NERFINISHED

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Robert Owen fatherInLaw David Dale