Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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John Young (1862- )

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1862 Born in Edinburgh[1]

1874-8 Educated at Borough West School, Bradford

1878-82 Apprenticed to Robert Roberts, Edinburgh

Worked for W. and D. McGregor contractors of London and Edinburgh

1888-99 Worked under John Cooper Burgh surveyor, master of works and tramway engineer, Edinburgh, engaged in various street, sewerage and housing projects, conversion of tramways to cable operation, Powderhall Refuse Disposal Works, electricty power stations at Dewar Place and McDonald Road

1899 Took up position in Ayr

1901 John Young 38, civil engineer, lived in Edinburgh with Agnes E Young 34, Thomas E Young 5 Mths[2]

1910 Burgh surveyor, water and tramway engineer, Ayr Corporation when he became a Member of the Inst of Civil Engineers

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Sources of Information

  1. 1901 census
  2. 1901 census
  • Civil engineer records