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Herbert Henry Cox

From Graces Guide

Herbert Henry Cox (1867-1955) M.I.Mech.E., Mechanical Engineer (Speciality, Marine)

1867 Born in Falmouth son of Henry Herbert Cox, ship owner

Served apprenticeship at Marine Engineering at Falmouth in Cox and Co.'s Yard

1888 Joined I Mech E as graduate member.

1889 Improver at Barclay, Curle and Co., Glasgow.

1890 Address: care of J. McLean, 20 Kelvinhaugh Street, Glasgow.

1891 Junior partner, Cox and Co

1891-1918 Manager and Managing Director at Cox and Co., Engineers and Shipbuilders, Falmouth, Cornwall

1896 Became a member of I Mech E, of 17 Wodehouse Terrace, Falmouth.

1899 Married at Reading to Kate Cosway

1911 Living at 22 Florence Terrace, Falmouth: Herbert Henry Cox (age 42 born Falmouth), Mechanical Engineer and Managing Director, Marine Engineer and Shipbuilders, with his wife Kate 42 and Ronald Blatch Cox 7.[1]

WWI Fitting out trawlers, etc., with guns also several mystery ships; repairs to numerous torpedoed vessels: etc.

1922 Living in Limpley Stoke

1924 Resigned from I Mech E

1955 Died in Weston super Mare[2]

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Sources of Information

  1. 1911 Census
  2. BMD
  • Mechanical engineer records