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Engineer of 37 Norfolk Street, Strand, London. (1902).
Robert Owen Allsop (1865-1917)  


1901. Patented an engine.
1865 Born in Dorking the son of Robert allsop, a landowner.
 
1901 Listed as an architect.<ref>1901 Census</ref>
 
1902 Engineer of 37 Norfolk Street, Strand, London.  
 
1901 Patented an engine.


1902 Details of his heavy oil engine.<ref>[[Automotor Journal 1902/11/15]]</ref>
1902 Details of his heavy oil engine.<ref>[[Automotor Journal 1902/11/15]]</ref>
1911 Boarder at 5 Elm Terrace, Orpington, Kent: [[Robert Owen Allsop]] (age 46 born Dorking), Architect - Own account - Single. In the house of George Wale, Wheelwright.


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Revision as of 04:05, 7 February 2018

Robert Owen Allsop (1865-1917)

1865 Born in Dorking the son of Robert allsop, a landowner.

1901 Listed as an architect.[1]

1902 Engineer of 37 Norfolk Street, Strand, London.

1901 Patented an engine.

1902 Details of his heavy oil engine.[2]

1911 Boarder at 5 Elm Terrace, Orpington, Kent: Robert Owen Allsop (age 46 born Dorking), Architect - Own account - Single. In the house of George Wale, Wheelwright.

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