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Attended [[Northampton Polytechnic Institute|Northampton (sic) Polytechnic]], London where he later became a science lecturer with interest in vacuum | Attended [[Northampton Polytechnic Institute|Northampton (sic) Polytechnic]], London where he later became a science lecturer with interest in vacuum | ||
1919 | 1919 Began importing vacuum equipment. | ||
The business became [[Edwards High Vacuum]] | 1919 Founded his own company dealing with high vacuum with William Edwards in Allendale Road, Camberwell, South London helped by his wife - [[W. Edwards and Co|Edwards Equipment and Services]]; this was the start of a new industry in the UK. The business later became [[Edwards High Vacuum]] | ||
Founder member of the Worshipful Company of Scientific Instrument Makers | Founder member of the Worshipful Company of Scientific Instrument Makers | ||
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[[Category: Deaths 1960-1969]] | |||
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Frederick David Edwards, developer of high vacuum technology.
1889 March: born Dulwich, London, son of William Edwards, a carpenter and joiner, and his wife Eleanor[1]
Attended Northampton (sic) Polytechnic, London where he later became a science lecturer with interest in vacuum
1919 Began importing vacuum equipment.
1919 Founded his own company dealing with high vacuum with William Edwards in Allendale Road, Camberwell, South London helped by his wife - Edwards Equipment and Services; this was the start of a new industry in the UK. The business later became Edwards High Vacuum
Founder member of the Worshipful Company of Scientific Instrument Makers
1958-9 Master of the Worshipful Company
1966 Died at home in Horley
See Also
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Sources of Information
- ↑ 1891 census
- The Times Thursday, Mar 24, 1966