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-Alfred W. Dougill ( -1940)
-of [[Pollock and Pollock|Longclose Ironworks]], Leeds
-August. Hon. Sec. of the [[Yorkshire Automobile Club]]. Married.<ref>[[The Autocar 1904/08/20]]</ref>
-December. Buried. 'Claimed to be the designer and constructor of the first motor car — it bore the number "UM 1" — Mr Alfred W. Dougill was buried at Maidenhead, Berkshire, yesterday. Mr Dougill was a native of Leeds and was also responsible for the design and construction of the caterpillar motor sleighs used in the late Capt. Scott's Antarctic expedition. At one time he was associated with Lord Kenilworth in the [[Wolseley]] works'<ref>The Scotsman - Friday 27 December 1940</ref>
-== See Also ==
-<what-links-here/>
-== Sources of Information ==
-<references/>
-* Motoring Annual and Motorist’s Year Book 1903
-{{DEFAULTSORT: Dougill, A}}
-[[Category: Biography]]
-[[Category: Biography - Automotive]]
-[[Category: Births]]
-[[Category: Deaths 1940-1949]]