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William Vazie

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William Vazie was the eldest son of Robert Vazie (b. 1727) and was baptised at Hexham. Northumberland, on 27 August 1756. His brother was Robert Vazie.

1805-07 Involved in a proposal to drive a tunnel under the Forth between Rosyth and Queensferry with James Millar and John Grieve

1807 'Observations on the advantages and practicalities of making tunnels under navigable rivers' by William Vazie and James Millar [1]


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ The Times, Monday, Jun 08, 1807
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