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Henry James Hubert King, (c1874-1952) M.I.Mech.E. of [[H. J. H. King and Co]]
Henry James Hubert King, (1873-1952) M.I.Mech.E. of [[H. J. H. King and Co]]


19th November 1873 Born in Boston, USA, the son of [[Henry James Hogg King]]
19th November 1873 Born in Boston, USA, the son of [[Henry James Hogg King]]
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Training: [[Fraser and Chalmers]] Ltd., Erith, Kent.  
Training: [[Fraser and Chalmers]] Ltd., Erith, Kent.  


Henry James Hubert King married a Mary Susan Schultz (31 Dec 1831-1942) in 1902 Stroud reg. district.<ref>[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=King-24085&public=1 www.wikitree.com]</ref>
1902 Henry James Hubert King married a Mary Susan Schultz (31 Dec 1871-1942) Stroud reg. district.<ref>[https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=King-24085&public=1 www.wikitree.com]</ref>


Inventor of Weighing Machines; Pneumatic Conveying of Coal; Friction Clutches, Malting Machinery, and co-inventor of Slow Banking Device for Collieries.  
Inventor of Weighing Machines; Pneumatic Conveying of Coal; Friction Clutches, Malting Machinery, and co-inventor of Slow Banking Device for Collieries.  

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Henry James Hubert King, (1873-1952) M.I.Mech.E. of H. J. H. King and Co

19th November 1873 Born in Boston, USA, the son of Henry James Hogg King

1881 Living at Newmarket House, Horsley, Stroud: Henry James Hogg King (age 36 born Rodborough, Glos.), Engineer and Civil Master employing 8 men and 1 boy. With his wife S. A. E. King (age 39 born Stonehouse, Glos.) and their three children; Margaret E. King (age 9 born Glasgow); Henry J. H. King (age 7 born Boston, USA); and Charles E. King (age 3 born Horsley). Two servants.[1]

Training: Fraser and Chalmers Ltd., Erith, Kent.

1902 Henry James Hubert King married a Mary Susan Schultz (31 Dec 1871-1942) Stroud reg. district.[2]

Inventor of Weighing Machines; Pneumatic Conveying of Coal; Friction Clutches, Malting Machinery, and co-inventor of Slow Banking Device for Collieries.

1936-37 President, 2 years, of Gloucestershire Eng. Soc.

1939 Managing Director and Chairman, H. J. H. King & Co., Ltd., Engrs., Nailsworth.

1952 Died at Cheltenham.


1952 Obituary [3]

THE LATE MR. H. J. H. King.- We have learned with regret of the death of Mr. H. J. H. King, managing director of H. J. H. King and Co., Ltd., Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, which occurred, after a brief illness, on July 21st.



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