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William Henry Kitto (c1861- )
1899. London manager of [[Gormully and Jeffery]] and a keen motorist.<ref>[[The Autocar 1899/02/04]]</ref>
1899. London manager of [[Gormully and Jeffery]] and a keen motorist.<ref>[[The Autocar 1899/02/04]]</ref>


1901 December. Of Chiswick. having the 'Wanderer' can built for him in Paris.<ref>[[The Autocar 1901/12/28]]</ref>
1901 Living at Mowah, Hastings Road, Chiswick: [[William Henry Kitto|William H. Kitto]] (age 40 born St. Cleer, Cornwall), Consulting Engineer (Mechanical). With his wife Elizabeth K. Kitto (age 41 born Mowah, Cornwall) and their three sons; William H. Kitto (age 15 born Truro); Alfred L. Kitto (age 13 born Plymouth); and Stewart V. Kitto (age 12 born Plymouth). One servant.<ref>1901 Census</ref>
 
1901 December. Of Chiswick. having the 'Wanderer' car built for him in Paris.<ref>[[The Autocar 1901/12/28]]</ref>




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Revision as of 10:50, 26 March 2018

William Henry Kitto (c1861- )

1899. London manager of Gormully and Jeffery and a keen motorist.[1]

1901 Living at Mowah, Hastings Road, Chiswick: William H. Kitto (age 40 born St. Cleer, Cornwall), Consulting Engineer (Mechanical). With his wife Elizabeth K. Kitto (age 41 born Mowah, Cornwall) and their three sons; William H. Kitto (age 15 born Truro); Alfred L. Kitto (age 13 born Plymouth); and Stewart V. Kitto (age 12 born Plymouth). One servant.[2]

1901 December. Of Chiswick. having the 'Wanderer' car built for him in Paris.[3]


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