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By 1977 the Motor and Cycle Trade Benevolent Fund Home was Lynwood, Sunninghill, Ascot, Berks. | By 1977 the Motor and Cycle Trade Benevolent Fund Home was Lynwood, Sunninghill, Ascot, Berks. | ||
See [[Motor and Allied Trades Benevolent Fund]] | |||
'''Presidents (1905-1934)<ref>1934 Who's Who in the Motor Trade</ref> | '''Presidents (1905-1934)<ref>1934 Who's Who in the Motor Trade</ref> | ||
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See also Cycle and Motor Trades Benevolent Fund
By 1977 the Motor and Cycle Trade Benevolent Fund Home was Lynwood, Sunninghill, Ascot, Berks.
See Motor and Allied Trades Benevolent Fund
Presidents (1905-1934)[1]
- 1905-06 Harvey Du Cros.
- 1906-07 C. Vernon Pugh.
- 1907-08 Albert Eadie
- 1908-09 The Earl Russell
- 1909-10 Sir Edward Manville.
- 1910-11 Edward A. Wilson.
- 1911-12 Arthur Brampton.
- 1912-13 Albert Brown.
- 1913-14 Selwyn Francis Edge.
- 1914-15 Harry Smith.
- 1915-16 Harry Smith.
- 1916-17 Horace W. Dover.
- 1917-18 Ernest Brown.
- 1918-19 Lord Wakefield of Hythe.
- 1919-20 A. J. Wilson.
- 1920-21 D. Citroen.
- 1921-22 Charles Sangster.
- 1922-23 A. J. McCormack.
- 1923-24 Sir William Letts.
- 1924-25 Sir Harold Bowden.
- 1925-26 Sir Harold Bowden.
- 1926-27 Sir Herbert Austin.
- 1927-28 Lord Wakefield of Hythe.
- 1928-29 Lord Nuffield.
- 1929-30 W. E. Bullock.
- 1930-31 Boultbee Brooks.
- 1931-32 Sir George Beharrell.
- 1932-33 J. Albert Thomson.
- 1933-34 A. Noel Mobbs.
- 1934-35 Sir John Siddeley.
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ 1934 Who's Who in the Motor Trade