William Sebastian Graff-Baker (1866-1897)
William Sebastian Graff-Baker (1866-1897), electrical engineer.
c.1866 Born in Baltimore, Maryland[1]
1887 Arrived in Liverpool[2]
1890 Became an Associate of the Inst of Elec Engineers; he was general manager of the railway department of The Thomson-Houston International Electric Co, having been an electrical engineer for 3 years[3]
1891 Working for the Thomson-Houston International Electric Co in London[4]
1891 W S Graff Baker 28, civil, mechanical and electrical engineer, employer, lived in Staines with Grace C Graff Baker 22, W S Graff Baker 1[5]
1893 Working for the Thomson-Houston International Electric Co in 35 Parliament St, London[6]
1893 Represented the Leeds Electric Tramway Co in a court case regarding electrical interference with telephones.
1895 Business address: 35 Parliament Street, London
1897 Died in London