Difference between revisions of "John McDougall"
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c.1844 Born in Manchester, son of Alexander McDougall | c.1844 Born in Manchester, son of Alexander McDougall | ||
c.1884 John McDougall, who had been running the London operation of the company, retired, eventually becoming Chairman of the London County Council. | |||
1901 John McDougall 57, retired chemical manufacturer, lived in Greenwich with Ellen M McDougall 43, Frank L McDougall 16, Margery McDougall 15, Catherine J McDougall 10<ref>1901 census</ref> | 1901 John McDougall 57, retired chemical manufacturer, lived in Greenwich with Ellen M McDougall 43, Frank L McDougall 16, Margery McDougall 15, Catherine J McDougall 10<ref>1901 census</ref> | ||
He was knighted by Edward VII | |||
1905 Sir John McDougall JP, member of London County Council, Conservator of River Thames and Metropolitan Water Board<ref>1905 Post Office Directory</ref> | 1905 Sir John McDougall JP, member of London County Council, Conservator of River Thames and Metropolitan Water Board<ref>1905 Post Office Directory</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:35, 25 June 2021
c.1844 Born in Manchester, son of Alexander McDougall
c.1884 John McDougall, who had been running the London operation of the company, retired, eventually becoming Chairman of the London County Council.
1901 John McDougall 57, retired chemical manufacturer, lived in Greenwich with Ellen M McDougall 43, Frank L McDougall 16, Margery McDougall 15, Catherine J McDougall 10[1]
He was knighted by Edward VII
1905 Sir John McDougall JP, member of London County Council, Conservator of River Thames and Metropolitan Water Board[2]
1911 John McDougall 67, retired chemical manufacturer, L.C.C. and Port Authority, lived in Greenwich with Ellen Mary McDougall 53, Margery S McDougall 25, Caroline J McDougall 20[3]
1917 Sir John McDougall, of Clifton House, Greenwich, died[4]