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-Francis Leigh Martineau (c1875- )
+#redirect [[Francis Leigh Martineau]]
-Trained, [[Piercy and Co]]., Birmingham;
--96, Asst. Works Manager, Premier Cycle Co.;
--97, Designer, [[New Beeston Cycle Co]]., responsible for only British built car (De Dion tricycle) to compete in Emancipation run to Brighton, Nov., 1896;
--1905, Designer and Director, [[James and Browne]], Hammersmith;
-, produced from stock parts first car erected and run straight out on road without previous tests.
-Managing Director and Designer, [[Pilgrim's Way Motor Co]]., Farnham.
-Living at 81 Brook Green, West Kensington: [[Francis Leigh Martineau]] (age 36 born Solihull). Consulting Engineer. With his wife Emilia Margaret Martineau (age 25 born Germany - British subject) and their two children Peter Leigh Martineau (age 2 born Farnham) and Margaret Leigh Martineau (age 10 months born Hammersmith). Three servants.
-== See Also ==
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-== Sources of Information ==
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-[[Category: Biography]]
-[[Category: Biography - Automotive]]
-[[Category: Births 1870-1879]]
-[[Category: Deaths ]]