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[[Harry W. Cox]], an electrician, | [[Harry W. Cox]], an electrician, developed equipment for making and using X-rays | ||
1908 Manufacturing | 1904 X Ray Apparatus Manufacturers, 10 Cursitor st<ref>1904 Phone Directory</ref> | ||
1908 Manufacturing Electrician of Rosebery Avenue and 15-21 Laystall St, London<ref>1908 Telephone Directory London Surnames A - Z</ref> | |||
1909 X Ray Apparatus, 47 Gray's Inn rd<ref>1909 Telephone Directory London Surnames A - Z</ref> | 1909 X Ray Apparatus, 47 Gray's Inn rd<ref>1909 Telephone Directory London Surnames A - Z</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 11:53, 29 November 2016
of Cursitor Street, Chancery Lane, London
Harry W. Cox, an electrician, developed equipment for making and using X-rays
1904 X Ray Apparatus Manufacturers, 10 Cursitor st[1]
1908 Manufacturing Electrician of Rosebery Avenue and 15-21 Laystall St, London[2]
1909 X Ray Apparatus, 47 Gray's Inn rd[3]
1910 Death of Harry W. Cox
The company was incorporated in Cox-Cavendish Electrical Co
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