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William Temperley Batho

From Graces Guide
1934.

William Temperley Batho was the eldest son of William Fothergill Batho and was educated in England and at Bonn in Germany.

After his fathers death he was apprenticed to Dubs and Co.

1904 He joined the Diesel Engine Company of London, as Chief Engineer.

1914 He joined Sulzer Brothers and became a Director of the Company in 1932.

1934 Died in Rio De Janeiro on March 26th.

1934 Obituary [1]


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Engineer 1934/03/30 p331
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