William Phillips Thompson
William Phillips Thompson (c1842-1926), Chartered Patent Agent
1860-64 Apprentice with Kitson and Hewitson and John Fowler and Co, Leeds
1864-5 With LNWR, Crewe
1866-7 With McConochie and Co, Liverpool, mechanical engineers.
1868-71 Working in USA
1871 returned to Britain; went into business on his own account
1886 Consulting engineer and patent agent, of Liverpool, was proposed to I Mech E
1887 of I Mech E
1897 Patents on "Improvements in the Manufacture of Cardboard Boxes of any suitable Form and Material, and in Apparatus therefor" and " Improvements in Woven Textile Fabrics."
1898 Patent on "An Improved Process for Making Glass Signs, Plates or Tablets and for Decorating Glass or Porcelain generally."
1900 Patent on "Improved Post-card"
1902 Patent on "Improved Process for the Production of Fire-pictures"
1906 of 6 Lord Street, Liverpool, patented "Improvements in or appertaining to Flying Machines"
1908 an improved version of his 1906 patent was filed: "Improvements in Flying Machines"
1908 Patented "Improvements in Envelope Machines."
1911 Living at Rock Edge, Pack Road North, Tranmere, Birkenhead: William Phillips Thompson (age 69 born Edge Hill, Liverpool), Chartered Patent Agent and Employer. With his wife Dora Thompson (age 50 born Darlington). Two servants.[1]
1917 US patent to enable an aeroplane to fly on and off the stern of a steamer whilst it is going at full speed.
1924 Resigned from I Mech E
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Sources of Information
- ↑ 1911 Census