Frederick Holman
1842 Born in St Just, son of Nicholas Holman
1857-62 Apprenticed at N. Holman and Sons, St Just
1861 Nicholas Holman 57, master brass and iron founder, head of the firm of N. Holman and Sons, lived in St Just in Penzance, with Annie Holman 55, Mary J Holman 24, Frederick Holman 19, braas and iron founder, Emma Holman 17, Grace H Holman 16[1]
Continued to work for the same firm at St Just and Penzance, concerned with making and erecting mine machinery
1873 Married Emma Dymond in Liskeard[2]
1896 Engineer and ironfounder, became a Member of I Mech E., of N. Holman and Sons, Penzance Foundry, Penzance.
1901 Frederick Holman 59, iron founder and mechanical engineer, employer, lived in Penzance with Emma Holman 56, Frederick William Holman 27, mechanical engineer, employer, Percy Dymond Holman 18, engineering student[3]
1929 Died in Penzance[4]
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Sources of Information
- Mechanical engineer records