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1853-1914, police officer, French

Alphonse Bertillon

1853 - 1914
active 1853-1921, optical, mathematical, philosophical & electrical inst. maker, London, England

Elliott Brothers

1853 - 1921
1851-1954, locksmith, London, England

Hobbs, Hart and Company Limited

1851 - 1954

Edward Walter Maunder

1851 - 1928
1853-1863, manufacturer of sewing machines and surgical needles, American

Singer Manufacturing Company

1853 - 1863
1851-1964, manufacturer of mathmetical equipment, London

W. H. Harling Ltd

1851 - 1964
1852-1933, folklorist; collector, British

Edward Lovett

1852 - 1933
1850s- 1976, pharmaceutical chemist; optician, Leeds, England

Reynolds and Branson Limited

1852 - 1976
active 1851-1875, optician, mathematical & philosophical instrument maker, Liverpool, England

A Abraham and Company

1851 - 1890

Flora Shallcross Stone

1851 - 1875
1853-1923, physician; surgeon; author, English; British

Frederick Treves

1853 - 1923

Science and Art Department

1853 - 1899
1851-1921, engineer; electrical instrument maker; photographer, French

Jules Carpentier

1851 - 1921
1851-1966, pharmaceutical chemist; medicinal pastille manufacturer, British

Warrick Brothers Limited

1851 - 1966
1852-1936, cutlers and silversmiths, Sheffield

Martin, Hall and Company

1852 - 1936
Sir

Oliver Joseph Lodge

1851 - 1940
1851-1926, physician; medical administrator; surgeon; writer, British

James Cantlie

1851 - 1926
1851-1912, conjoined twins known as The Two-Headed Nightingale, American

Millie and Christine McKoy

1851 - 1912
1854-1976, manufacturer of chemicals, Grimsby, England

Osmond and Sons Limited

1854 - 1976
1853-1936, collector; pharmacist; benefactor, American; naturalised British

Henry Solomon Wellcome

1853 - 1936
1898-1915, magazine, English; British

The Girl's Realm

1811 - 1911
Sir

James Cantlie

1851 - 1926
active 1851-1899(?), optician, meteorological, mathematical & philosophical instrument maker, London

Pastorelli and Company

1851 - 1899
1852-1926, amateur photographer, brewer, British

Edgar Tarry Adams

1852 - 1926
1854-1966, locomotive builders, Manchester, England

Beyer, Peacock and Company Limited

1854 - 1966
1854-1915, scientist (hematology, immunology and chemotherapy), German

Paul Ehrlich

1854 - 1915
1852-1916, teacher, physicist; photographer, British

Arthur Mason Worthington

1852 - 1916
1854-1918, cinematography pioneer, American

Birt Acres

1854 - 1918
1851-1857, whaling ship, Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, American

Alice Mandell (1851)

1851 - 1857
1851-1929, inventor, German-born; ethnically Jewish; American

Emile Berliner

1851 - 1929
1854-1931, engineer; scientist, British; English

Charles Algernon Parsons

1854 - 1931
1854-1939, inventor of duplicating machinery and industrialist, Hungarian

David Gestetner

1854 - 1939

Hertha Ayrton

1854 - 1923
Sir

Charles Algernon Parsons

1854 - 1931
1852-1933, shipyard; shipbuilder, Jarrow, England

Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron Company Limited

1852 - 1933
active 1853-1958, silversmiths, Sheffield

Atkin Brothers

1853 - 1958
1853-1967, tool manufacturers, Salford, England

Craven Brothers Limited

1853 - 1967
Mr

John Charles Burrow

1852 - 1914
1854-1876

Edith Liddell

1854 - 1876
landscape and marine painter

Charles W Wyllie

1853 - 1923
active 1852-1912, optical, surveying and mathematical instrument makers, English

J H Steward

1852 - 1912
1854-1922, railway company, York

North Eastern Railway

1854 - 1922
1853-1930, stockbroker; amateur photographer, British

Charles Job

1853 - 1930
1854/5-1865, photographer, British, partnership of Henry Maull and George Henry Polyblank

Maull and Polyblank

1854 - 1865

Theodore James Biggs

1806 - 1906
1853-1923, organic chemist, German

Ernst Otto Beckmann

1853 - 1923
1853-1915, chemist, German

Otto Nikolaus Witt

1853 - 1915
1853-1941, photographer, British; English

Frank Meadow Sutcliffe

1853 - 1941
1852-1943, engineer; inventor; industrialist, Anglo-Swiss

Hans Renold

1852 - 1943
1853-1943, medallist, French

Henri Alfred Auguste Dubois

1853 - 1943