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1863-1944, chemist; inventor, Belgian; American

Leo Hendrik Baekeland

1863 - 1944
active 1863-1924, neurologist, founder of Radionics movement, American

Albert Abrams

1863 - 1924
1863-1933, spirit photographer, British

William Hope

1863 - 1933
c.1863 - 1946, surgical instrument maker, London, England

Down Bros and Mayer and Phelps Limited

1863
1863-1930, inventor; electrical engineer; photographer, British; Scottish

Alan Archibald Campbell Swinton

1863 - 1930
1898-1915, magazine, English; British

The Girl's Realm

1811 - 1911
1823-1960, lithographer; poster printer; printer; publisher, London

Vincent Brooks, Day and Son Limited

1862 - 1960
1862-1969, brand 1862-1988, confectionary manufacturer, British

Rowntree

1862 - 1988
1863-1908, surgeon, Italian

Leonardo Gigli

1863 - 1908
1862-1899, mechanical engineer; manufacturer of oil and stationary engines, Birmingham

G E Belliss and Company

1862 - 1899
1862-1929, manufacturing engineers, Middlesbrough

Bolckow Vaughan and Company Limited

1862 - 1929
1862-1930, inventor; industrialist, American

Dorr Eugene Felt

1862 - 1930
1863-1939; artist, British

William Carter

1863 - 1939
1862-1922, engineering company, Cheshire

Cheshire Lines Committee

1862 - 1922
1862-1903, shipbuilders, Birkenhead, England, British

Laird Brothers

1862 - 1903
1862-1893, chemist, German

Hermann Sachse

1862 - 1893
1862-1931, engineer, British

Alfred Darling

1862 - 1931

Theodore James Biggs

1806 - 1906
1862-1982, manufacturer, Chicago

Pullman Car Company

1862 - 1982
1897-1968, engineering and manufacturing: agricultural; marine; civil; and aeronautical, Norwich, Norfolk, England, British

Boulton and Paul Limited

1812 - 1968
1886-1923, Met Office employee, RNVR Lieutenant, RAF Flight Lieutenant, British

Albert Edgar Gendle

1809 - 1923
1862-1928, naturalist, author and lecturer, British

Richard Kearton

1862 - 1928
1878-1924, railway company, United Kingdom

Ballycastle Railway

1812 - 1924
1862-1940, inventor of a petrol vehicle, British

Edward Butler

1862 - 1940
1863-1933, toy manufacturers, Nuremberg, Germany

Gerbruder Bing

1863 - 1933
1862-1923, railway company, East Anglia, England

Great Eastern Railway

1862 - 1923
film promoter and early cinema technician

Enoch J Rector

1863 - 1957
1862-1932, chemist; educator, British

Arnold Eiloart

1862 - 1932
Mr

LLewelyn B. Atkinson

1863 - 1939
1862-1933, locomotive engineer, British

Marsh, Douglas Earle

1862 - 1905
1863-1922, designer of Antoinette aeroplanes and engines, French

Leon Levavasseur

1863 - 1922
1862-1916, physicist, Russian

Boris Galitzin

1862 - 1916
1862-1918, marine engineers, Dunbarton, Scotland, Scottish; British

Denny and Company

1862 - 1918
1863-1930, physicist, British

Hugh Longbourne Callendar

1863 - 1930
1862-1929, physician, French

Georges-Fernand Widal

1862 - 1929
1862-1931, poster artist, British

Maurice Greiffenhagen

1862 - 1931
1862-1947, physicist, Hungarian; German

Philipp Lenard

1862 - 1947
1862-1890, railway company, England, United Kingdom

East Gloucestershire Railway

1862 - 1890
Mr

Henry Hibbert

1862 - 1924
1862-1942, physicist and Nobel Prize winner, British

William Henry Bragg

1862 - 1942
1862-1942, artist; poster artist, Iraq-born, British

Louis Burleigh Bruhl

1862 - 1942
1862-1876, railway company, Ireland

Irish North Western Railway

1862 - 1876
1862-1943, poster artist; book illustrator, British

Warwick Goble

1862 - 1943
1862-1951, ship's davit inventor, Swedish

Axel Welin

1862 - 1951
1862-1934, physician; surgeon; inventor of a type of anaesthetic inhaler, German

Heinrich Braun

1862 - 1934
1862-., ammunitions manufacturer, Witton, Birmingham

Kynoch Ltd

1862
1863-1933, physician; pathologist, British

John Hill Abram

1863 - 1933
1862-1936, engineer, British

William Ernest Dalby

1862 - 1936
1862-1903, medallist, British

George William De Saulles

1862 - 1903
Arm amputee who wore specialised prosthesis to teach piano

Elizabeth Burton

1862 - 1925