Industry
Place
Organisation / Person
Date (born / died)
1818-1865, physician, Hungarian

Ignaz Philipp Semmelweis

1818 - 1865

active 1818-1856, optician, optical, mathematical & philosophical instrument maker, London, England

Watkins & Hill

1818 - 1856

1818-1984, lock and safe manufacturer, England, British

Chubb and Son's Lock and Safe Company Limited

1818 - 1984

1818-1889, physicist, English, British

James Prescott Joule

1818 - 1889

August Wilhelm Hofmann

1818 - 1892

1818-present, lamp manufacturer, Stoke Newington

Tilley Ltd

1818

1860-1903, railway company, Northern Ireland

Belfast & Northern Counties Railway

1805 - 1903

1817-1889, metallurgist; physician, British

John Percy

1817 - 1889

1898-1915, magazine, English; British

The Girl's Realm

1811 - 1911

1818-1891, photographer; daguerreotypist, British

William Edward Kilburn

1818 - 1891

active 1849-1886, optician, optical designer & optical instrument maker, French

Jules Duboscq

1817 - 1886

1817-1835, printseller, barometer maker; optician; publisher; clock dealer; optical instrument dealer, Manchester, England

Zanetti and Agnew

1817 - 1835

baptised 1818, d. 1883, public executioner, British

William Marwood

1818 - 1883

1817-1885, marine painter, British

Philip John Ouless

1817 - 1885

Charlotte Wilsdon

1817 - 1896

Edwin Thomas Truman

1818 - 1905

1818-1892, chemist, German

August Wilhelm Hofmann

1818 - 1892

Theodore James Biggs

1806 - 1906

1818-1884, ophthalmologist, Austrian

Eduard Jaeger

1818 - 1884

1818-1858, physician; surgeon, British

Thomas Stack

1818 - 1858

Edwin Clark

1818 - 1894

William Henry Fowler

1807 - 1904

James White

1811 - 1884

1897-1968, engineering and manufacturing: agricultural; marine; civil; and aeronautical, Norwich, Norfolk, England, British

Boulton and Paul Limited

1812 - 1968

1878-1924, railway company, United Kingdom

Ballycastle Railway

1812 - 1924

1818-1893, philosophical, chemistry & mathematical instrument maker; scale maker, London, England

Ludwig Oertling

1818 - 1893

Charles Ashley Carus-Wilson

1812 - 1942

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

Albert Edgar Gendle

1809 - 1923

1823-1914, railway administrator, England, British

Henry Oakley

1811 - 1914

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

Carlo Pellegrini

1803 - 1889

1817-1899, microscopist, opthalmic surgeon, author and dageurreotypist, England

Hogg, Jabez

1817 - 1899

John Percy

1817 - 1889

1817-1884, chemist, French

Charles Adolphe Wurtz

1817 - 1884

1818-1878, medallist, French

Albert-Desire Barre

1818 - 1878

1818-1845, manufacturer of ceramics, Burslem, England

Enoch Wood and Sons

1818 - 1845

1820-1886, marine engineer, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England, British

R & W Hawthorn

1817 - 1886

1818-1895, medallist, Dutch

Johan Philip Menger

1818 - 1895

1818-1887, civil engineer; meteorologist, British; Scottish

Thomas Stevenson

1818 - 1887

1818-1897, physician; gynaecological surgeon, British; English

Thomas Spencer Wells

1818 - 1897

1822-1900, marine chronometer, clock and watchmaker, British

Thomas Mercer

1811 - 1900

1818-1905, architect and photographic pioneer, British

George Fowler

1818 - 1905

1818-1898, first Baron Playfair; politician; chemist, born in British-controlled India; British

Lyon Playfair

1818 - 1898

1866-1883, railway company, United Kingdom

Llynvi & Ogmore Railway

628 - 1883

2nd Lieutenant

Fred Lawton Kay

1811 - 1969

1865-1944, zoologist, author, British

Harold Hulme Brindley

1806 - 1944

Henry Booth

1818 - 1899

1817-1870, chemist, instrument maker, British; English

William Allen Miller

1817 - 1870

1817-1895/1901, medallist, British

Joseph Moore

1817 - 1901

1817-1898, civil engineer, British

John Fowler

1817 - 1898

1827-1890, chemist; manufacturer of dyestuffs, British

Edward Chambers Nicholson

1801 - 1890