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See [[Rowland Hill (1848-1930)]]
See [[Rowland Hill (1848-1930)]]
1902 Later [[Joseph Hatton]]


1904 December. Details of the Lee Enfin carburetter.<ref>[[The Autocar 1904/12/24]]</ref>
1904 December. Details of the Lee Enfin carburetter.<ref>[[The Autocar 1904/12/24]]</ref>

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January 1902. Testimonial from the Daimler Motor Co.
September 1902.
November 1902.

Rowland Hill of Albion Foundry, King Street, Coventry were ironfounders in 1912

Formerly Joseph Hatton

See Rowland Hill (1848-1930)

1902 Later Joseph Hatton

1904 December. Details of the Lee Enfin carburetter.[1]

See Rowland Hill and Sons

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  1. ↑ The Autocar 1904/12/24
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