Charles George Mountain
1827 Born in Lambeth, son of George Mountain, cabinet maker, and his wife Elizabeth[1]
1858 of Suffolk Works, Berkley Street, Birmingham.[2] - presumably Walter May and Co, later May and Mountain
1871 Engineer and ironmonger, living in Birmingham, with Elizabeth Mountain 38, William C Mountain 8, Montague B. Mountain 7, Arthur B Mountain 5, Ellen E Mountain 3, Herbert H Mountain 8 Months[3]
1883 Of Mountain, Sons and Co
1884 of Coalbrookdale Ironworks; wrote to The Engineer about the "Electric" engine, which was a single-cylinder engine designed for use with dynamos.
The consultancy business in Birmingham, C. G. Mountain, was successor to May and Mountain
1891 Civil engineer, living in Bordesley with Elizabeth[4]
1901 Civil engineer, boarding in Birmingham[5]
1906 Died in Islington[6]