Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Frank Lister

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1899.

Frank Lister (c1859- ), of Keighley built an early car

c1859 Born in Keighley, the son of Charles Lister, Paper maker, and his wife Annie

1889 Patent. Frank Lister, 77, Oaklands, Keighley, for "A rotary engine or motor, applicable also as a rotary pump, blower, or exhauster, when driven by a motor."[1]

1896 Patent 7,668. F. Lister, "Improvements appertaining to road vehicle propelled by steam, oil, electric, or like motor mechanism."[2]

1899 Description of a motor car patented, designed and built by him.[3]

1901 Living at 165 North Street, Keighley: Frank Lister (age 42 born Keighley), Consulting Mechanical Engineer - On own account. With his wife Clara Lister (age 33 born Keighley) and their three children; Frank Lister (age 10 born Keighley); John H. Lister (age 8 born Keighley); and Vera F. A. Lister (age 6 born Keighley).[4]

1911 Living at 165 North Street, Keighley: Frank Lister (age 52 born Keighley), Consulting Mechanical Engineer - On own account. With his wife Clara Lister (age 44 born Keighley) and their three children; Frank Lister (age 20 born Keighley), Assistant Art Master; John Holt Lister (age 18 born Keighley), Art Student; and Vera Francis Annie Lister (age 16 born Keighley).[5]


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Sources of Information

  1. Todmorden Advertiser and Hebden Bridge Newsletter - Friday 13 December 1889
  2. The Autocar 1896/04/25
  3. The Autocar 1899/01/14
  4. 1901
  5. 1911 Census