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''' 1911 Obituary <ref> [[1911 Iron and Steel Institute: Obituaries]] </ref> | ''' 1911 Obituary <ref> [[1911 Iron and Steel Institute: Obituaries]] </ref> | ||
LORENS BEIJER died on December 22, 1910. He was born on the 3rd of September 1839, and after finishing his education he took to the sea for a profession. | |||
In 1866 he founded, with his elder brother Gottfried, the firm of G. & L. Beijer, of which he became chairman in 1908, the business then becoming a limited company. | |||
He graduated as a captain at Malmo at the Royal School of Navigation, from which he, at the end of 1909, retired after having been a member of the Board for thirty-five years, twenty-eight of which he served as chairman. He was a Knight of the Orders of the North Star and Wasa. | |||
He was a life member of the Iron and Steel Institute, being elected in 1898. | |||
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Lorens Beijer (1839-1910)
1911 Obituary [1]
LORENS BEIJER died on December 22, 1910. He was born on the 3rd of September 1839, and after finishing his education he took to the sea for a profession.
In 1866 he founded, with his elder brother Gottfried, the firm of G. & L. Beijer, of which he became chairman in 1908, the business then becoming a limited company.
He graduated as a captain at Malmo at the Royal School of Navigation, from which he, at the end of 1909, retired after having been a member of the Board for thirty-five years, twenty-eight of which he served as chairman. He was a Knight of the Orders of the North Star and Wasa.
He was a life member of the Iron and Steel Institute, being elected in 1898.
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