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Edwin Clipsham Armstead

From Graces Guide
1907. Of 9 and 10 Broad Street and of Little Clarendon Street.
1910.

Edwin Clipsham Armstead (c1866-1922) of Morris Garages

c1866 Born the son of William John Armstead, a boot and shoe maker and his wife Rhoda Clipsham

1871 Living at Cambridge with his parents

1888 Married Mary Brittain Johnson and had daughter Gertrude Mary Armstead

1901 Living at 18 Little Clarendon Street, Oxford (age 36 born Cambridge), a Cycle Agent and Employer. With his wife Mary B. E. (age 38 born Cambridge) and their daughter Gertrude M. (age 9 born Oxford). [1]

1907 Listed at 18 Little Clarendon Street, Oxford as a Cycle Agent and Maker [2]

1908 Buys the cycle agency, a lease of premises and the design right of a motor cycle from William Morris

1909 At 48 High Street

1911 Living at 33 Thorncliffe Road, Summertown, Oxford (age 46 born Cambridge), a Cycle Agent and Maker, and Employer. With his wife Mary Brittain Elizabeth (age 48 born Cambridge) and daughter Gertrude Mary (age 19 born Oxford)

1911 Listed at Broad Street as a Cycle Agent and Maker [3]

1919 Becomes General Manager of Morris Garages

1922 March. Resigned as General Manager from Morris Garages

1922 May 13th. Died. Suicide.


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Sources of Information

  1. 1901 Census
  2. 1907 Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire
  3. 1911 Kelly's Directory of Oxfordshire