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Thomas Frederick Watson

From Graces Guide
1937. Bio Note.

Thomas Frederick Watson (1885- ) founder of Watsonian Sidecars

1937 Bio Note [1]

WATSON, Councillor Thomas Frederick; b. 30th April, 1885, at Birmingham; s. of George Watson. Educ.: St. Luke's, Bristol Street, Birmingham. Carpenter, property repairer, and builder on own account, from 1908 to 1913; founded Watsonian Sidecars, 1913, closed down during war, now the largest concern of its kind in the world. Entered City Council, November 1st, 1935; m. two s. Recreations: Motoring and tennis. Clubs: Yardley Division Conservative and Unionist, Birmingham Motoring, Deritend Conservative. Address: 7, Willow Crescent, Cannon Hill, Birmingham, 12.

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1937-8 Birmingham Year Book
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