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Owen William Joseph Watson

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Owen William Joseph Watson (1885-1960)

1885 March 17th. Born in Antwerp, Belgium, the son of Joseph William Rymer Watson, a diamond expert, and his wife Mary Orme

1906 Joined as draughtsman and later engineer at the Aster Engineering Co[1]

1924 April 23rd. Married at Croydon to Olive Rosa Everist the daughter of Charles Alfred John Everist, professor of music.

1925 Patent. 'Improvements in or relating to vehicle fenders or life-guards. Albert Arthur Molteno Durrant, Owen William Joseph Watson, London General Omnibus Company, January 30, 1925'

1929 Patent. 'Improvements in or relating to closure devices for liquid containers on motor vehicles. Owen William Joseph Watson. London General Omnibus Co'

1960 June 10th. Died.

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  1. ↑ IMechE proposal
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