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1872 Born in Denny, Stirling, son of George Reid Ure and Harriet Dudley Smith<ref>BMD</ref>. | 1872 Born in Denny, Stirling, son of George Reid Ure and Harriet Dudley Smith<ref>BMD</ref>. | ||
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1881 George Reid Ure was an Iron Founder | 1881 George Reid Ure was an Iron Founder | ||
1903 [[George Albert Ure]], a director of | 1901 George Albert Ure was an ironfounder, living in his father's house in Denny <ref>1901 census</ref> | ||
1903 [[George Albert Ure]], a director of [[Smith and Wellstood]], gained his first (of many) patents, for a method of adapting anthracite and other self contained stoves to ordinary fireplace openings. | |||
1947 Died in Bonnybridge<ref>National probate calendar</ref> | 1947 Died in Bonnybridge<ref>National probate calendar</ref> | ||
Revision as of 13:58, 14 July 2021
1872 Born in Denny, Stirling, son of George Reid Ure and Harriet Dudley Smith[1].
1881 George Reid Ure was an Iron Founder
1901 George Albert Ure was an ironfounder, living in his father's house in Denny [2]
1903 George Albert Ure, a director of Smith and Wellstood, gained his first (of many) patents, for a method of adapting anthracite and other self contained stoves to ordinary fireplace openings.
1947 Died in Bonnybridge[3]
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