Jeremy Clarkson | Season 1 Episode 4 | Full Episode | Who Do You Think You Are

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Television host Jeremy Clarkson's story charts the rise and fall of British manufacturing from the middle of the 19th century through the middle of the 20th century via one company, Kilner Glass. The firm was founded by Jeremy's great-great-great-great-grandfather and employed more than 500 people in the 1890s. Yet it had gone bust by the 1930s. Jeremy wants to know what went wrong. 🚨 SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE 🔔 : https://bit.ly/wdytyaTV Who Do You Think You Are - Season 1 Episode 4 - Jeremy Clarkson This inspiring and informative reality series takes viewers on a personal journey into the pasts of well-known celebrities, sharing their emotion and surprise as they uncover the stories that lie at the heart of their family histories. The show's first season features actress Meera Syal, television host Jeremy Clarkson, wildlife expert Bill Oddie, journalist Moira Stuart, magazine editor Ian Hislop, comedian Vic Reeves, comedian David Baddiel, singer Lesley Garrett, actress Sue Johnston and actress Amanda Redman. #whodoyouthinkyouare #ancestry #geneology In each episode, one of Britain's best-loved celebrities traces their family tree to reveal the surprising, extraordinary and often moving stories of their ancestors. Subscribe now and click on the bell 🔔 to get notifications every time we upload a new video! #JeremyClarkson 00:00 A Fascination with Engineering History 01:48 Jeremy's Yorkshire Roots 02:28 Unveiling the Family Tree 04:00 The Kilner Glass Manufacturer 05:47 Shirley's Limited Knowledge of the Kilners 09:22 Tracing John Kilner's Origins 11:27 The Industrial Revolution and Glassworks 13:15 The Black Flag Glass Works Beginnings 15:13 John Kilner's Thornhill Lees Factory 17:08 Kilner Glass's International Reach 18:23 London Warehouses and Vast Production 24:11 The Elusive Kilner Jar and Victorian Ingenuity 28:15 The Mystery of the Missing Fortune 39:58 The Earth Center and Caleb Kilner's Legacy 45:59 The Fall of Kilner Glass and the Brand's Survival