Difference between revisions of "Edmund Dangerfield"
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1896 Married Alice Ada Upham and they had one son and one daughter | 1896 Married Alice Ada Upham and they had one son and one daughter | ||
1911 Boarder in Eastbourne, (age 46 born London), Newspaper proprietor. With his wife Alice and daughter Dorothy Alice. His son | 1897 Birth of son [[Roland Edmund Dangerfield]] | ||
1911 Boarder in Eastbourne, (age 46 born London), Newspaper proprietor. With his wife Alice and daughter Dorothy Alice. His son Roland Edmund Dangerfield (age 13 born London) is boarding at St. Cyprian's Prep School in the same town.<ref>1911 Census</ref> | |||
1912 Established the first [[Dangerfield's Motor Museum|Motor Museum in Oxford Street]]. On the outbreak of war it moved to the Crystal Palace and then was dispersed. | 1912 Established the first [[Dangerfield's Motor Museum|Motor Museum in Oxford Street]]. On the outbreak of war it moved to the Crystal Palace and then was dispersed. | ||
Revision as of 13:56, 7 July 2020
Edmund 'Bob' Dangerfield (1864-1938), Editor of The Motor, Motor Cycling, Light Car and Cyclecar and others.
1864 Born at Covent Garden, London the son of Frederick Dangerfield, owner of the Dangerfield printing Co, and his wife Emiline Bruce Walker
1891 Launched 'Cycling'
1894 Set up Temple Press
1896 Married Alice Ada Upham and they had one son and one daughter
1897 Birth of son Roland Edmund Dangerfield
1911 Boarder in Eastbourne, (age 46 born London), Newspaper proprietor. With his wife Alice and daughter Dorothy Alice. His son Roland Edmund Dangerfield (age 13 born London) is boarding at St. Cyprian's Prep School in the same town.[1]
1912 Established the first Motor Museum in Oxford Street. On the outbreak of war it moved to the Crystal Palace and then was dispersed.
1933 Retired from his business due to ill-health and his son took over as MD.
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ 1911 Census
- Oxford DNB