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Joseph Bell Ferguson

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Joseph Bell Ferguson (1880-1967) of Fergus and J. B. Ferguson and Co

1880 May 24th. Born at Growell, near Dromore, County Down, Ireland, the son of James Fisher Ferguson, a farmer, and his wife Mary Bell. The family was three girls and eight boys and was the first one born. James was a member of the Plymouth Brethren. Brother of Harry Ferguson

1902 Patent application, 11,114. Joseph Bell Ferguson and George Stewart Hamilton, 53 Lonsdale Street, Belfast, improvements in steam motor vehicles.[1]

1920 Married at Philadelphia to Lucile Ferguson

1967 Died in New York

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Lisburn Standard - Saturday 31 May 1902
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