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Charles Robert Darling (c1870- ) Engineer, A.R.C. Sc. I., F.I.C., Wh. Ex., etc

1910 Wrote about pyrometers in The Engineer 1910/02/11, p 137.

1911 Living at Beechurst, 186 Eglinton Road, Plumstead, Woolwich: Charles Robert Darling (age 40 born Crewe), Lecturer in Science at City and Guilds, London. With his wife Florence Darling (age 39 born Rotherham) and their children Dorothy Darling (age 12 born Plumstead) and Donald Darling (age 5 born Plumstead). Also his cousin Edith Duckenfield (age 42 born Sheffield), a Teacher of Music. One servant.[1]

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  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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