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Born the daughter of Rees Leyshon, an Elementary school Teacher.
Born the daughter of Rees Leyshon, an Elementary school Teacher.


1926, along with (supervisor?) [[William Henry Eccles]] of 13 Catherine St, Westminster, [[Winifred Agnes Leyshon]] of 8 Hunter Street, WC1, awarded patent for 'Improvements in methods of generating electrical and mechanical oscillations'.
1926 [[William Henry Eccles]] of 13 Catherine St, Westminster, [[Winifred Agnes Leyshon]] of 8 Hunter Street, WC1, awarded patent for 'Improvements in methods of generating electrical and mechanical oscillations'.


Based at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Based at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

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Winifred Agnes Leyshon (1890-1984)

Born the daughter of Rees Leyshon, an Elementary school Teacher.

1926 William Henry Eccles of 13 Catherine St, Westminster, Winifred Agnes Leyshon of 8 Hunter Street, WC1, awarded patent for 'Improvements in methods of generating electrical and mechanical oscillations'.

Based at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

1984 July 07th. Died at Perrins House, Morlands Road, Malvern. Head of Physics (Retired).

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