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William Thomas Ellison (1866-1953) of [[W. T. Ellison and Co]]
William Thomas Ellison (1866-1953) of [[W. T. Ellison and Co]]


1911 Living at 172 Bolton Road Pendleton Manchester: William Thomas Ellison (age 44 born Salford), Mechanical Engineer. With his wife Emily, five daughters and son William Thomas Ellison (age 25 born  
1911 Living at 172 Bolton Road Pendleton Manchester: [[William Thomas Ellison (1866-1953)|William Thomas Ellison]] (age 44 born Salford), Mechanical Engineer. With his wife Emily, five daughters and son [[William Thomas Ellison]] (age 25 born Irlams-o'-th'Height). Also his FIL and MIL.<ref>1911 Census</ref>


1939 Living at 53 Forest Road, Southport, Chartered Mechanical. With other Ellison family members.<ref>1939 Census</ref>
1939 Living at 53 Forest Road, Southport, Chartered Mechanical. With other Ellison family members.<ref>1939 Census</ref>

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William Thomas Ellison (1866-1953) of W. T. Ellison and Co

1911 Living at 172 Bolton Road Pendleton Manchester: William Thomas Ellison (age 44 born Salford), Mechanical Engineer. With his wife Emily, five daughters and son William Thomas Ellison (age 25 born Irlams-o'-th'Height). Also his FIL and MIL.[1]

1939 Living at 53 Forest Road, Southport, Chartered Mechanical. With other Ellison family members.[2]

1953 Died. 'In loving memory of father. WILLIAM THOMAS ELLISON, M.I.M.E. (inventor of the rush preventive turnstile), of W. T. Ellison and Co. Ltd., Engineers, Salford, passed on June 26. 1953. at 53 Forest Road, Southport. Daughter DOROTHY.'[3]

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Sources of Information

  1. 1911 Census
  2. 1939 Census
  3. Manchester Evening News - Saturday 26 June 1954