Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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1822 Baptised in Lambeth, son of [[Charles Collinge|Charles]] and Elizabeth Collinge<ref>Parish Registers</ref>
1822 Baptised in Lambeth, son of [[Charles Collinge|Charles]] and Elizabeth Collinge<ref>Parish Registers</ref>


1851 Arthur Collinge 28, engineer, and his wife Louisa C Collinge 27, were in the house of his brother in law William A Lee 61, a coach builder, with Eliza Lee 33, John W Lee 6
1851 Arthur Collinge 28, engineer, and his wife Louisa C Collinge 27, were in Hammersmith in the house of his brother in law, William A Lee 61, a coach builder, with Eliza Lee 33, John W Lee 6, Allen B Lee 2<ref>1851 census</ref>
Allen B Lee 2<ref>1851 census</ref>


1857 Retired from the Collinge and Co business
1857 Retired from the [[Charles Collinge and Co]] business


1881 A gentleman, living with his family in Kennington<ref>1881 census</ref>
1881 A gentleman, living with his family in Kennington<ref>1881 census</ref>

Latest revision as of 10:57, 8 March 2021

1822 Baptised in Lambeth, son of Charles and Elizabeth Collinge[1]

1851 Arthur Collinge 28, engineer, and his wife Louisa C Collinge 27, were in Hammersmith in the house of his brother in law, William A Lee 61, a coach builder, with Eliza Lee 33, John W Lee 6, Allen B Lee 2[2]

1857 Retired from the Charles Collinge and Co business

1881 A gentleman, living with his family in Kennington[3]

1910 Died in Chiswick[4]

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Sources of Information

  1. Parish Registers
  2. 1851 census
  3. 1881 census
  4. National probate calendar