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c.1844 Born in Largs, son of [[Charles Scott]]; brother of [[John Scott (1830-1903)]] with whom he expanded [[Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Co]] | c.1844 Born in Largs, son of [[Charles Scott]]; brother of [[John Scott (1830-1903)]] with whom he expanded [[Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Co]] | ||
1904 The Trustees of the [[John Scott (1830-1903)|deceased John Scott, C.B.]] and [[Robert Sinclair Scott]] were the sole Partners in [[Scott and Co]], shipbuilders and engineers, and [[Greenock Foundry Co]], engineers and iron founders, when these businesses were sold to [[Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Co]] and subsequently the partnerships were dissolved<ref>The Edinburgh Gazette 10 May 1904</ref> | |||
1905 Died aged 62 after sudden heart failure whilst catching a train. <ref>[[The Engineer 1905/03/03]]</ref> | 1905 Died aged 62 after sudden heart failure whilst catching a train. <ref>[[The Engineer 1905/03/03]]</ref> | ||
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Robert Sinclair Scott (1844-1905) of Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Co
c.1844 Born in Largs, son of Charles Scott; brother of John Scott (1830-1903) with whom he expanded Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Co
1904 The Trustees of the deceased John Scott, C.B. and Robert Sinclair Scott were the sole Partners in Scott and Co, shipbuilders and engineers, and Greenock Foundry Co, engineers and iron founders, when these businesses were sold to Scotts Shipbuilding and Engineering Co and subsequently the partnerships were dissolved[1]
1905 Died aged 62 after sudden heart failure whilst catching a train. [2]
1905 Obituary [3]
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Sources of Information
- ↑ The Edinburgh Gazette 10 May 1904
- ↑ The Engineer 1905/03/03
- ↑ Engineering 1905 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index