John Inglis (1820-1888)
1820 Born in Glasgow, brother of Anthony Inglis
John acquired the craft of marine engineer
1847 Joined his brother in the business which was to become A. and J. Inglis. John's practical experience gave new impetus to the young firm.
1855 Messrs. Inglis contracted to supply the machinery for the ‘Tasmanian’, one of the pioneer screw steamers.
1861 John Inglis, 61, Engineer Master Employing 260 Men & Boys, living in Blythswood Glasgow, with Annie Inglis 30 and Elizabeth Inglis 8 months[1]
1862 the Messrs. Inglis added shipbuilding to marine engineering, and acquired space at the confluence of the Kelvin and the Clyde for that purpose.
1881 John Inglis 61, engineer and ship builder living in Kelvin, with Elizabeth Inglis 20, Patrick M Inglis 16, Mary Inglis 14[2]
1888 Died. of A. and J. Inglis.[3]
1888 Obituary [4]
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ 1861 census
- ↑ 1881 Census
- ↑ National Probate Calendar
- ↑ Engineering 1888 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index