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Sir Joseph C. Lee was the Deputy Chairman of the board of directors of the [[Manchester Ship Canal]].
Sir Joseph C. Lee was the Deputy Chairman of the board of directors of the [[Manchester Ship Canal]].


1882 Born in January.
1832 Born in January.


1894 died.
With his brother [[Henry Lee]] was involved in the management of [[Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co]]
 
Knighted for his services in connection with the negotiations of the trade treaty with France
 
1887 chairman of the Jubilee Exhibition at Manchester
 
1894 died at St Leonards<ref>The Times, Dec 19, 1894</ref>


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Sir Joseph C. Lee was the Deputy Chairman of the board of directors of the Manchester Ship Canal.

1832 Born in January.

With his brother Henry Lee was involved in the management of Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co

Knighted for his services in connection with the negotiations of the trade treaty with France

1887 chairman of the Jubilee Exhibition at Manchester

1894 died at St Leonards[1]

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. The Times, Dec 19, 1894