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1829 Born in Scotland | |||
c.1856 Published articles on practical metallurgy, sheathing of ships and a historical account of galvanic batteries<ref>[[The Engineer 1856/11/14]]</ref> | c.1856 Published articles on practical metallurgy, sheathing of ships and a historical account of galvanic batteries<ref>[[The Engineer 1856/11/14]]</ref> | ||
1881 James Napier 52, metallurgical chemist, living in Greenwich with Isabela Napier 50, Elizabeth Napier 21, Emily J. Napier 19, James D. Napier 16<ref>1881 census</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 18:02, 26 February 2019
James Nasmyth, FCS
1829 Born in Scotland
c.1856 Published articles on practical metallurgy, sheathing of ships and a historical account of galvanic batteries[1]
1881 James Napier 52, metallurgical chemist, living in Greenwich with Isabela Napier 50, Elizabeth Napier 21, Emily J. Napier 19, James D. Napier 16[2]
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Engineer 1856/11/14
- ↑ 1881 census