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Robert Shinnie

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Robert Shinnie (c1841-1923) of R. and J. Shinnie

1871 Living at 9 Minister Lane, Aberdeen: Robert Shinnie (age 30 born Aberdeen), Coach Builder Employing 4 Men & 3 Boys; Sister Margaret Shinnie (age 32 born Aberdeen); Brother James Shinnie (age 27 born Aberdeen), Coach Builder Master; Brother John Shinnie (age 23 born Aberdeen), Coach Painter; Sister Jane Shinnie (age 19 born Aberdeen). Two others.[1]

1897 Lecture at Aberdeen Mechanical Society on 'Carriage Building'.[2]

1923 December 21st. Died. Carriage and Motor Car Manufacturer of Aberdeen. Probate to James Shinnie, Carriage and Motor Car manufacturer of Manchester.


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1871 Census
  2. ↑ Automotor Journal 1897/01/18
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