Industry
Place
Organisation / Person
Date (born / died)
1810-c. 1960, poster printer; printer, Dunstable and London

Waterlow and Sons Limited

1810 - 1960

1810-1882, plumber; sanitary engineer, British

George Jennings

1810 - 1882

1808-1914, optical, mathematical & philosophical (globes) instrument makers, London, England, British

Carpenter and Westley

1808 - 1914

1808-1890, mechanical engineer; amateur astronomer, Scottish; British

James Hall Nasmyth

1808 - 1890

Sir

William George Armstrong

1810 - 1900

1809-1882, naturalist; geologist; originator of the theory of natural selection, British

Charles Darwin

1809 - 1882

Alfred Kitching

1808 - 1882

1808-1835, scientific instrument maker, French

Antoine-Hippolyte Pixii

1808 - 1835

1809-1854, publisher, British

S and J Fuller

1809 - 1854

John Taylor

1808 - 1881

active 1807-1854, sanitary reformer, English

George Alfred Walker

1807 - 1854

Pease, Henry (1807-1881) Quaker Railway Promoter MP

1807 - 1881

1808-1874, inventor; ship's propeller patentee; marine engineer, England, British

Francis Petit Smith

1808 - 1874

John Scott Russell

1808 - 1882

1810-2005, manufacturer of tobacco and cigarettes, Belfast, Northern Ireland

Murray, Sons and Company Limited

1810 - 2005

1807-1883 , architect; engineer; musician, British

Peter Hubert Desvignes

1807 - 1883

1809-1852, lithographer, British

George Hawkins

1809 - 1852

1810-1877, clockmaker; inventor, Scottish; British

Alexander Bain

1810 - 1877

1810-1879, engineer; naval architect, English; British

William Froude

1810 - 1879

Sir

Francis Petit Smith

1808 - 1874

1810-1871, active 1830-1839, clock-maker; watchmaker, London, England, British

Charles Frodsham

1810 - 1871

Mr

James Hall Nasmyth

1808 - 1890

1810-1883, physiologist, German; Swiss

Gabriel Gustav Valentin

1810 - 1883

Theodore James Biggs

1806 - 1906

1807-1889, locomotive engineer, British

Edward Fletcher

1807 - 1889

William Henry Fowler

1807 - 1904

1809-1882, railway company director, MP, British

George Leeman

1809 - 1882

1808-1882, civil engineer; naval architect, Scottish; British

John Scott Russell

1808 - 1882

1807-1868, active 1837-1868, optician, optical instrument maker (telescopes), English; British

Thomas Cooke

1807 - 1868

1886-1923, Met Office employee, RNVR Lieutenant, RAF Flight Lieutenant, British

Albert Edgar Gendle

1809 - 1923

1809 -1891, active 1832-1872, maker of steam locomotive, British

Alexander Allan

1809 - 1891

Thomas Talbot Bury

1809 - 1877

Sir

Henry Cole

1808 - 1882

1810-1878, chemist & physicist, French

Henri Victor Regnault

1810 - 1878

1810-1869, active from 1832 as employee of Stockton & Darlington Railway, British

Thomas MacNay

1810 - 1869

1809-1886, engraver, English; British

Thomas Abiel Prior

1809 - 1886

active 1835-1875, optician, philosophical & mathematical instrument maker, Liverpool, England

Richard Adie

1810 - 1881

1806-1895, railway engineer, British

Rowland Macdonald Stephenson

1808 - 1895

1807 or 1808-1856, bookseller; publisher, British

David Bogue

1807 - 1856

1810-1882, photographer, British; Welsh

John Dillwyn Llewelyn

1810 - 1882

1807-1871, physician; medical pioneer, French-trained, active Venezuela, French; Venezuelan

Louis Daniel Beauperthuy

1807 - 1871

Oswald Grundy

1810 - 1897

1839-1889, artist; caricaturist for Vanity Fair, Italian; British

Carlo Pellegrini

1803 - 1889

active 1838, palaeontologist; botanist, British, active largely in India

Hugh Falconer

1808 - 1865

1807-1881, railway company promoter, British

Henry Pease

1807 - 1881

1810-1881, engraver

George Zobel

1810 - 1881

1807 or 1808-1892, manufacturer of velocipedes, British

Willard Sawyer

1807 - 1892

1807-1873, anatomist, French

Jean Jacques Marie Cyprien Victor Coste

1807 - 1873

1809-1976, manufacturer of ceramics, English; British

Joseph Bourne and Sons Limited

1809 - 1976

partnership active about 1809-1816, engraver; artist, England

Robert and Daniel Havell, Robert and Daniel

1809 - 1816