James Eglinton Anderson Gwynne
James Eglinton Anderson Gwynne (c1833-1915) of Gwynne and Co
c.1833 Born, son of John Gwynne, Senior
1861 Living at 19 Hanover Terrace, London with his widowed mother Agnes (age 54 and born in Scotland) and a Proprietor of Houses. In this family group are James E. Gwynne (age 28 and born in Ireland), a Civil Engineer; Mary A. Gwynne (age 24 and born in Ireland); John Gwynne (age 23 and born in Ireland), a Civil Engineer; Henry A. Gwynne (age 21 and born in Ireland), a Civil Engineer. Plus two servants and a visitor Margery Crawford, sister of Agnes[1].
1863 of Essex~street Wharves, W.C., gained a patent relating to improvements in the construction and arrangement of centrifugal pumps, and in their application to new and usual purposes.
1871 Living at 97 Harley Street, Marylebone, London; James E. A. Gwynne (age 38 born Ireland), J.P., F.S.A., M.Inst.C.E., M.I.M.E., (Civil Engineer. With his wife May E. Gwynne (age 30 born Scotland) and their children; Reginald Gwynne (age 7 born Marylebone); Evelyn M. Gwynne (age 5 born Marylebone); and Neville G. Gwynne (age 2 born Marylebone). Also his sister-in-law Katherine G. Purvis (age 27 born Scotland). Six servants. [2].
1882 James Eglinton Anderson Gwynne was running Gwynne and Co.
1895 Patent 12,026. J. E. A. Gwynne and J. Ingham, London. Machinery for Pumping Gaseous or other Fluid. June 20, 1895. Accepted June 3, 1896. Brief description and illustrations in Engineering 1896/07/24
1911 Living at Manor House, Folkington, Polegate, Sussex: James Eglinton Anderson Gwynne (age 77 born Bushmills, Antrim), Retired Civil Engineer J.P, F.S.A., M.Inst.C.E., Farming - Own account. With his wife May Earl Gwynne (age 67 born Inverkethling) and their daughter Dorothy Blanch Egburton Gwynne (age 32 born Folkington, Sussex). Also his sister-in-law Kate Charlotte Purvis (age 64 born Saline, Scotland). Twelve servants.[3]