Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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1882 April 17th. Born at Hatfield, Hertfordshire,the son of Francis Henry Edward Livesay and his wife Elizabeth Mary
1882 April 17th. Born at Hatfield, Hertfordshire,the son of Francis Henry Edward Livesay and his wife Elizabeth Mary
1900 Proposals for improved motorcycle designs<ref>Autocar</ref>


1971 May 24th. Died at Saanich, Canada
1971 May 24th. Died at Saanich, Canada
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Edward Horace Livesay (1882-1871), Canadian writer on railways

1882 April 17th. Born at Hatfield, Hertfordshire,the son of Francis Henry Edward Livesay and his wife Elizabeth Mary

1900 Proposals for improved motorcycle designs[1]

1971 May 24th. Died at Saanich, Canada

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  1. Autocar