John Clennell

Clennell's father was a hat-manufacturer in Newcastle on Tyne.Intended for the church, Clennell went into the family firm to support his widowed mother; and then manufactured pins.He was a contributor to the Commercial and Agricultural Magazine, and attracted many supporters while working on a new journal, assisted by the chemist John Sadler.[2][3] He wrote for Nicholson's Journal,[4] and was editor of the Tradesman.[5] He was a contributor to Rees's Cyclopædia, but it is not known on what topics he contributed.
Newcastle on TyneHackneyNicholson's JournalRees's CyclopædiaLiterary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon TyneJohn WatkinsFrederic ShoberlWilliam UpcottWatt. R.