William Humfrey
William Humfrey
(also
Humphrey
or
Humphreys
) (d
1579
) was a
goldsmith
and Assay Master to
Queen Elizabeth I of England
. He had a patent from the Queen for the
mining
of various
ores
and the extraction of
metals
from their ores. In
1569
he built one of the earliest
lead
smelting
mills using
white coal
in
England
at
Beauchief
. Humfrey, William
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