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1911 Patent. Inventor [[Arthur James Drake]] and [[James Mitchell Hewitt]]. Original Assignee [[Saver Clutch Co]] 'a new driving device or power conveying means in the form of a variable speed gearing'. <ref>[https://patents.google.com/patent/US1041047 Google patents]</ref> | 1911 Patent. Inventor [[Arthur James Drake]] and [[James Mitchell Hewitt]]. Original Assignee [[Saver Clutch Co]] 'a new driving device or power conveying means in the form of a variable speed gearing'. <ref>[https://patents.google.com/patent/US1041047 Google patents]</ref> | ||
1911 Living at Norwood, Cambridge Road, Hale, Cheshire: | 1911 Living at Norwood, Cambridge Road, Hale, Cheshire: [[James Mitchell Hewitt|James Hewitt]] (age 55 born Glasgow), Consulting Electrical Engineer. | ||
[[James Mitchell Hewitt|James Hewitt]] (age 55 born Glasgow), Consulting Electrical Engineer. | |||
1918 February. Died. 'To-day the body was found the Midland Railway, near Matlock, of Mr. James Mitchell Hewitt, consulting engineer, of Hale. Cheshire. Deceased, who was about 60. had his possession & ticket from Manchester London. He apparently fell from an express last night.'<ref>Derby Daily Telegraph - Tuesday 26 February 1918</ref> | 1918 February. Died. 'To-day the body was found the Midland Railway, near Matlock, of Mr. James Mitchell Hewitt, consulting engineer, of Hale. Cheshire. Deceased, who was about 60. had his possession & ticket from Manchester London. He apparently fell from an express last night.'<ref>Derby Daily Telegraph - Tuesday 26 February 1918</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:15, 11 April 2018
James Mitchell Hewitt (1855-1918), managing director of the Saver Clutch Co, Inventor and designer
See Hewitt Engines
c1884 Married and had four children
1901 Living at 26 Portland Crescent, Chorlton upon Medlock: James Hewitt (age 45 born Scotland), Consulting Electrical Engineer- Employer. With his wife Isabella P. Hewitt (age 47 born Manchester) and their four children; Mary E. Hewitt (age 19 born Liverpool); Annie P. Hewitt (age 17 born Liverpool); Edith Hewitt (age 15 born Liverpool); and Margaret I. Hewitt (age 12 born Chester Newton on Hyde). One servant.[1]
1909 Patent No. 15,908 dated 7th July 1909 for differential steering gear[2]
1909 Patent No. 28,529 dated 31st December 1909 for friction variable gearing for motor vehicles [3]
1911 Patent. Inventor Arthur James Drake and James Mitchell Hewitt. Original Assignee Saver Clutch Co 'a new driving device or power conveying means in the form of a variable speed gearing'. [4]
1911 Living at Norwood, Cambridge Road, Hale, Cheshire: James Hewitt (age 55 born Glasgow), Consulting Electrical Engineer.
1918 February. Died. 'To-day the body was found the Midland Railway, near Matlock, of Mr. James Mitchell Hewitt, consulting engineer, of Hale. Cheshire. Deceased, who was about 60. had his possession & ticket from Manchester London. He apparently fell from an express last night.'[5]
Probate to his widow Isabel Paxton Hewitt.
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ 1901 Census
- ↑ Engineering 1910/06/24
- ↑ Engineering 1910/06/17
- ↑ Google patents
- ↑ Derby Daily Telegraph - Tuesday 26 February 1918