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1863 Published a ''Treatise on Sugar Machinery'', through [[E. and F. N. Spon]]. <ref>[[The Engineer 1863/12/18]]</ref>
1863 Published a ''Treatise on Sugar Machinery'', through [[E. and F. N. Spon]]. <ref>[[The Engineer 1863/12/18]]</ref>


1869 Wrote about the History of the Invention of the Link Motion in The Engineer.<ref>[[The Engineer 1869/11/26]]</ref><ref>[[The Engineer 1869/12/03]]</ref>
1869 Wrote about the History of the Invention of the Link Motion in The Engineer.<ref>[[The Engineer 1869/11/26]]</ref><ref>[[The Engineer 1869/12/03]]</ref> <ref>[[The Engineer 1869/12/10]]</ref>


1871 Living at 78 Waterloo Road, Lambeth: [[Nicholas Proctor Burgh|Nicholas P. Burgh]] (age 36 born Callington), Civil Engineer. With his wife Elizabeth P. (age 36 born Gloucester). One servant. <ref>1871 Census</ref>
1871 Living at 78 Waterloo Road, Lambeth: [[Nicholas Proctor Burgh|Nicholas P. Burgh]] (age 36 born Callington), Civil Engineer. With his wife Elizabeth P. (age 36 born Gloucester). One servant. <ref>1871 Census</ref>

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Nicholas Procter Burgh (c1835-1900) of Waterloo Bridge Road, London.

c1835. Born at Callington, Cornwall.

1857 Married

1863 Published a Treatise on Sugar Machinery, through E. and F. N. Spon. [1]

1869 Wrote about the History of the Invention of the Link Motion in The Engineer.[2][3] [4]

1871 Living at 78 Waterloo Road, Lambeth: Nicholas P. Burgh (age 36 born Callington), Civil Engineer. With his wife Elizabeth P. (age 36 born Gloucester). One servant. [5]

1872 Portable Steam Pump and Boiler

1881 Living at 1 Rosslyn Villas, Beulah Road, Croydon: Nicholas P. Burgh (age 47 born Callington), Civil Engineer. With his wife Elizabeth (age 48 born Gloucester). [6]

1900 Died

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Engineer 1863/12/18
  2. ↑ The Engineer 1869/11/26
  3. ↑ The Engineer 1869/12/03
  4. ↑ The Engineer 1869/12/10
  5. ↑ 1871 Census
  6. ↑ 1881 Census
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