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William Angus (1841-1912) of [[Angus Sanderson and Co]] | |||
Coach and motor builder and stalwart supporter of Liberalism | Coach and motor builder and stalwart supporter of Liberalism | ||
1841 | 1841 Born in Stamfordham | ||
1891 William Angus, coachmaker, living in Elswick, with Mary T Angus 38, Thomas Knox Angus 11, Helen Angus 7, William B Angus 5, John R Angus 3<ref>1891 census</ref> | 1891 William Angus, coachmaker, living in Elswick, with Mary T Angus 38, Thomas Knox Angus 11, Helen Angus 7, William B Angus 5, John R Angus 3<ref>1891 census</ref> | ||
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President of the National Liberal Foundation<ref> The Times, Jul 08, 1912</ref> | President of the National Liberal Foundation<ref> The Times, Jul 08, 1912</ref> | ||
1912 Died in Newcastle | 1912 Died in Newcastle | ||
Latest revision as of 15:06, 21 December 2016
William Angus (1841-1912) of Angus Sanderson and Co
Coach and motor builder and stalwart supporter of Liberalism
1841 Born in Stamfordham
1891 William Angus, coachmaker, living in Elswick, with Mary T Angus 38, Thomas Knox Angus 11, Helen Angus 7, William B Angus 5, John R Angus 3[1]
1898 President of the Institute of British Carriage and Automobile Manufacturers
1901 William Angus was a coach builder, employer, living in Elswick with Mary Trotter Angus 48[2]
1907 Knighted for services to education[3]
President of the National Liberal Foundation[4]
1912 Died in Newcastle
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