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Robert Moodie

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Robert Moodie (c1846-1920)

c.1846 Born in Lillisleaf, Roxburghshire

1881 Engineer, Foreman Of Fitters, lived in West Ham with his family[1]

1885 Robert Moodie, engineer, of James Gibb and Co of Victoria Docks, Essex, chemical manufacturers, patented a novel form of separator with Thomas William Bassett Mumford. Lived in Forest Gate.

1891 Robert Moodie 45, machine maker, lived in West Ham, with Elizabeth Moodie 44, Helen Moodie 17, Thomas Moodie 15, Elizabeth Moodie 13, George Moodie 11, Isabella Moodie 9, Robert Moodie 6, John Moodie 3[2]

1911 Retired chemical engineer, lived in Rayleigh[3]

1920 Died in Rayleigh, Essex[4]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1881 census
  2. ↑ 1891 census
  3. ↑ 1911 census
  4. ↑ national probate calendar
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