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

Gendle, Albert Edgar

1809 - 1923
1868-1947, manufacturer of chemicals, Battersea, London, England

Whiffen and Sons Limited

1868 - 1947
1868-1948, chemist; antiquary; collector, English; British

Gabb, George Hugh

1868 - 1948
1870-1958, artist, English; British

Elwell, Frederick William

1870 - 1958
1868-1949, photographer, French-born, German

Meyer, Adolph de

1868 - 1949
1869-1986/7, optical instrument maker (microscope & cameras - Leica), Germany

E Leitz

1869 - 1987
1869-1949, scientific instrument and radio manufacturer, British

Pye, William George

1869 - 1949
1869-1942, engineer, Danish

Poulsen, Valdemar

1869 - 1942
1870-1949, artist; painter; poster artist, Dutch; British

Anrooy, Anton van

1870 - 1949
1868-1938, engineer, ship model restorer, Paston, Peterborough, England, British

Ihlee, Frederick Charles

1868 - 1938
1870-1942, physicist, French

Perrin, Jean Baptiste

1870 - 1942
1870-1937, naval architect, English; British

Isherwood, Joseph William

1870 - 1937
1868-1938, astronomer, American

Hale, George Ellery

1868 - 1938
1869-1940, astronomer, American

Ellerman, F

1869 - 1940
1868-1934, chemist, German

Haber, Fritz

1868 - 1934
1869-1945, ophthalmologist; surgeon, British

Harman, Nathaniel Bishop

1869 - 1945
1869-1928, geologist; explorer, Swedish

Nordenskjöld, Otto Nils Gustaf

1869 - 1928
1869-1956, artist, Dutch

Raemaekers, Louis

1869 - 1956
1868-1940, astrophysicist, British

Fowler, Alfred

1868 - 1940
active 1868-1982, adhesive products manufacturer, London

Samuel Jones and Company Limited

1868 - 1982
1870-1944, astronomer, Turkish-French

Antoniadi, Eugene Marie

1870 - 1944
1868-1933, artist, Australian

Spence, Percy F S

1868 - 1933
active 1890-1936, consulting ENT surgeon, active Harley Street, London

Woakes, Claude Edward

1868 - 1936

Hale, George Ellery

1868 - 1938

Young, Samuel Holmes

1869 - 1936

Paget, Richard Arthur Surtees (second baronet of Cranmore)

1869 - 1955

Allison, Richard John

1869 - 1958
active 1868-1968, optical instrument maker; clock maker, Manchester, England

Thomas Armstrong and Brother

1868 - 1968

Walker, Gilbert Thomas

1868 - 1958
1868-1940, medallist; sculptor, Swedish

Ohlson, Alfred

1868 - 1940
1868-1944, locomotive engineer, Irish

Maunsell, R E L

1868 - 1944
1868-1936, astronomer, British; English

Lockyer, William James Stewart

1868 - 1936
1870-1885, printers, London

Letts, Son and Company

1870 - 1885
1869-1930, medalist, Austrian

Breithut, Peter

1869 - 1930
1869-1943, scientific instrument maker; cinematographer, English; British

Paul, Robert William

1868 - 1943
1869-1955, poster artist; painter, British

Birch, Samuel John

1869 - 1955
1870-1932, wife of Constantine I, King of Greece from 1888-1913, German

Sophia, Queen of Greece

1870 - 1932
1868-1948, poster designer, British

Hassall, John

1868 - 1948
1870-1947, cricketer; politician; soldier, British

Jackson, Sir Francis Stanley

1870 - 1947
1868-1917, chemist, British

Beadle, Clayton

1868 - 1917
1868-1940, physician; surgeon, Hungarian

Hultl, Humer

1868 - 1940
d. 1931, physician; ophthalmic surgeon, Irish

Henry, R Wallace

1870 - 1931
1867-1903, optical instrument and camera manufacturer, London

George Houghton and Son

1869 - 1903
1870-1959, mechanical engineer, English; British

Michell, Anthony George Maldon

1870 - 1959
1868-1962, medallist, Austrian

Tautenhayn, Josef Johann

1868 - 1962
1870-1952, science and technology historian; Science Museum curator, British

Dickinson, Henry Winram

1870 - 1952
1870-1961, active 1917-1920 as Director of airship production and of munitions, British

Given, Ernest Cranstoun

1870 - 1961
c.1870 - present, manafacturer, British

Dorman Smith Traffic Products Limited

1870
published 1868-1914, magazine, English; British

Vanity Fair

1868 - 1914
1870-1955, wildlife photographer and artist, Ireland

Dugmore, Arthur Radclyffe

1870 - 1955