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John Samuel White

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John Samuel White (1838-1915) Shipbuilder of J. Samuel White and Co.

1838 Born at Cowes, Isle of Wight, only son of John White, shipbuilder

Married Margaret Cooper of Northumberland

The yard became J. Samuel White and Co.

1864 John Samuel White had the idea of applying high speed engines to lifeboats. He collaborated with George Belliss of Birmingham to implement this, with work conducted at the Falcon yard in East Cowes[1].

1915 Died on the Isle of Wight

See Also

Sources of Information

  1. The Times, 5 January 1910