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1919 Appointed MD of Boltons
1919 Appointed MD of Boltons


1922 Designed, patented and formed [[Victory Valves]] while remaining MD pf Boltons
1922 Designed, patented and formed [[Victory Valves]] while remaining MD of Boltons




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Tom Frederick Gray (1888- ), Managing Director of Boltons Superheater and Pipe Works and Victory Valves

1888 December 2nd. Born

1911 Living at 598 High Road, Chiswick: Albert Edward Gray (age 45 born walham Green), Butcher - Employer. With his wife Jane Gray (age 45 born Portabella) and their son Tom Frederick Gray (age 22 born Holloway), Draughtsman - Engineering.[1]

1919 Appointed MD of Boltons

1922 Designed, patented and formed Victory Valves while remaining MD of Boltons


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  1. ↑ 1911 Census
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