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1838 Born in Manchester son of Samuel and Elizabeth Dutton<ref>Bishop;s transcript</ref>
1838 Born in Manchester son of Samuel and Elizabeth Dutton<ref>Bishop;s transcript</ref>


1851 Samuel Dutton 44, retired civil engineer, lived on Guernsey with Elizabeth Dutton 39, '''Samuel T Dutton''' 12, Charles F Dutton 11, Elizabeth H Dutton 9, William B Dutton 3, Joseph O Dutton 6 Months<ref>1851 census</ref>
1851 Samuel Dutton 44, retired civil engineer, lived on Guernsey with Elizabeth Dutton 39, '''Samuel T Dutton''' 12, [[Charles Forshaw Dutton|Charles F Dutton]] 11, Elizabeth H Dutton 9, William B Dutton 3, Joseph O Dutton 6 Months<ref>1851 census</ref>


1871 Samuel T Dutton 32, engineer and Manager, lived in Worcester with Lydia Dutton 25, Charles Dutton 2, Annie L Dutton 1<ref>1871 census</ref>
1871 Samuel T Dutton 32, engineer and Manager, lived in Worcester with Lydia Dutton 25, Charles Dutton 2, Annie L Dutton 1<ref>1871 census</ref>


1873 Petition by Thomas  Clunes,  Walter  Holland, and [[Samuel  Telford  Dutton]],  all  of  the  Vulcan  Iron Works,  in  the  city  cf   Worcester,  Engineers, in  respect of  the  invention  of    "improvements  in  machinery  or apparatus for  working and  inter-locking  points and  signals  on  railways."<ref>London Gazette 30 Sept 1873</ref>
1873 Petition by Thomas  Clunes,  Walter  Holland, and [[Samuel  Telford  Dutton]],  all  of  the  [[McKenzie, Clunes and Holland|Vulcan  Iron Works]],  in  the  city  of   Worcester,  Engineers, in  respect of  the  invention  of    "improvements  in  machinery  or apparatus for  working and  inter-locking  points and  signals  on  railways."<ref>London Gazette 30 Sept 1873</ref>


1879 Manager of Vulcan Ironworks, Worcester<ref>Worcester alphabetical directory</ref>
1879 Manager of Vulcan Ironworks, Worcester<ref>Worcester alphabetical directory</ref>


1881  Samuel T. Dutton 42, civil engineer, lived in Claines, Worcs., with Lydia Dutton 34, Charles Dutton 12, Ann L. Dutton 10, Samuel T. Dutton 9, Fredrick H. Dutton 7, Frank H. Dutton 6, Archibald F. Dutton 3<ref>1881 census</ref>
1881  Samuel T. Dutton 42, civil engineer, lived in Claines, Worcs., with Lydia Dutton 34, [[Charles Dutton (b.1869)|Charles Dutton]] 12, Ann L. Dutton 10, [[Samuel Telford Dutton (b.1871)|Samuel T. Dutton]] 9, Fredrick H. Dutton 7, Frank H. Dutton 6, Archibald F. Dutton 3<ref>1881 census</ref>


1884 of Vulcan Ironworks, Worcester, became an Associate Member of Inst Civil Engineers<ref>Civil Engineer lists</ref>
1884 of Vulcan Ironworks, Worcester, became an Associate Member of Inst Civil Engineers<ref>Civil Engineer lists</ref>
c.1889 Established [[Dutton and Co]], railway signal engineers
1896 Patent with [[Ralph Henry Christopher Nevile]] on "Improvements in Apparatus for Ensuring Safety on Single Lines of Railway."


1911 Samuel Telford Dutton 72, consulting civil engineer, lived in Worcester with Lydia Dutton 64<ref>1911 census</ref>
1911 Samuel Telford Dutton 72, consulting civil engineer, lived in Worcester with Lydia Dutton 64<ref>1911 census</ref>


1919 Died in Ealing; [[Charles Dutton]], engineer, was one of the executors<ref>National probate calendar</ref>
1919 Died in Ealing; [[Charles Dutton (b.1869)|Charles Dutton]], engineer, was one of the executors<ref>National probate calendar</ref>


==See Also==
==See Also==

Latest revision as of 16:08, 5 July 2023

1838 Born in Manchester son of Samuel and Elizabeth Dutton[1]

1851 Samuel Dutton 44, retired civil engineer, lived on Guernsey with Elizabeth Dutton 39, Samuel T Dutton 12, Charles F Dutton 11, Elizabeth H Dutton 9, William B Dutton 3, Joseph O Dutton 6 Months[2]

1871 Samuel T Dutton 32, engineer and Manager, lived in Worcester with Lydia Dutton 25, Charles Dutton 2, Annie L Dutton 1[3]

1873 Petition by Thomas Clunes, Walter Holland, and Samuel Telford Dutton, all of the Vulcan Iron Works, in the city of Worcester, Engineers, in respect of the invention of "improvements in machinery or apparatus for working and inter-locking points and signals on railways."[4]

1879 Manager of Vulcan Ironworks, Worcester[5]

1881 Samuel T. Dutton 42, civil engineer, lived in Claines, Worcs., with Lydia Dutton 34, Charles Dutton 12, Ann L. Dutton 10, Samuel T. Dutton 9, Fredrick H. Dutton 7, Frank H. Dutton 6, Archibald F. Dutton 3[6]

1884 of Vulcan Ironworks, Worcester, became an Associate Member of Inst Civil Engineers[7]

c.1889 Established Dutton and Co, railway signal engineers

1896 Patent with Ralph Henry Christopher Nevile on "Improvements in Apparatus for Ensuring Safety on Single Lines of Railway."

1911 Samuel Telford Dutton 72, consulting civil engineer, lived in Worcester with Lydia Dutton 64[8]

1919 Died in Ealing; Charles Dutton, engineer, was one of the executors[9]

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. Bishop;s transcript
  2. 1851 census
  3. 1871 census
  4. London Gazette 30 Sept 1873
  5. Worcester alphabetical directory
  6. 1881 census
  7. Civil Engineer lists
  8. 1911 census
  9. National probate calendar