Barnard Fowler
From Graces Guide
Barnard Fowler (1833–1882) of John Fowler and Co
1833 Born at Melksham the son of John Fowler, Senior
1841 Living at Corsham (age 7) with his parents [1]
1851 Visitor in Cirencester (age 17) with Mary J. Fowler (age 19). [2]
1861 Not found in the census records
1871 At the Great Northern Railway Hotel, Leeds (age 37 born Corsham, Wiltshire), Engineer. [3]
1877 Patent. '1351. To Barnard Fowler and Max Eyth, both of the Steam Plough Works, Leeds, in the county of York, for the invention of "improvements in traction engines."'[4]
1881 Boarding at 9 Britannia Street, Leeds (age 47 born Corsham, Wiltshire), Engine Machine Maker. Unmarried. [5]
1888 Will proved. Of John Fowler and Co, Steam Plough Works, Leeds. [6] Age 54.
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