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John William Roebuck (c1872-1934) of the [[New Beeston Cycle Co|Beeston Cycle Co]] and [[Beeston Motor Co]] | John William Roebuck (c1872-1934) of the [[New Beeston Cycle Co|Beeston Cycle Co]] and [[Beeston Motor Co]] | ||
1899 [[J. W. Roebuck]] of the [[New Beeston Cycle Co|Beeston Cycle Co]] and [[Beeston Motor Co]] gives talk to the [[Coventry Engineering Society]] on 'The Ideal Power'.<ref>The Autocar 1899/05/13</ref> | 1899 [[J. W. Roebuck]] of the [[New Beeston Cycle Co|Beeston Cycle Co]] and [[Beeston Motor Co]] gives talk to the [[Coventry Engineering Society]] on 'The Ideal Power'.<ref>[[The Autocar 1899/05/13]]</ref> | ||
1911 Living at 20 Park Road, Coventry: [[John William Roebuck]] (age 39 born Crewe), Consulting Engineer (Motor Vehicles) - Own Account. With his wife Minnie Elizabeth Roebuck (age 37 born Crewe) and their daughter Winifred Roebuck (age 8 born Coventry). Also his sister-in-law Martha Fleetwood Yates (age 29 born Crewe).<ref>1911 Census</ref> | 1911 Living at 20 Park Road, Coventry: [[John William Roebuck]] (age 39 born Crewe), Consulting Engineer (Motor Vehicles) - Own Account. With his wife Minnie Elizabeth Roebuck (age 37 born Crewe) and their daughter Winifred Roebuck (age 8 born Coventry). Also his sister-in-law Martha Fleetwood Yates (age 29 born Crewe).<ref>1911 Census</ref> |
Revision as of 08:58, 4 March 2018
John William Roebuck (c1872-1934) of the Beeston Cycle Co and Beeston Motor Co
1899 J. W. Roebuck of the Beeston Cycle Co and Beeston Motor Co gives talk to the Coventry Engineering Society on 'The Ideal Power'.[1]
1911 Living at 20 Park Road, Coventry: John William Roebuck (age 39 born Crewe), Consulting Engineer (Motor Vehicles) - Own Account. With his wife Minnie Elizabeth Roebuck (age 37 born Crewe) and their daughter Winifred Roebuck (age 8 born Coventry). Also his sister-in-law Martha Fleetwood Yates (age 29 born Crewe).[2]
1913 April. Article on Heavy Fuel carburettors.[3]
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ The Autocar 1899/05/13
- ↑ 1911 Census
- ↑ The Autocar 1913/04/26