Archibald Hall Brown engineer¹

Parents:

• Birth*: Archibald Hall Brown engineer was born on 19 February 1888 at England, .^1,2
• He was the son of Ebenezer Hall Brown marine engineer and Janet McClenaghen.¹
• (Groom) Marriage*: Archibald Hall Brown engineer married Grace Olga Rosmanith, daughter of William Livingstone Roxburgh, on 4 March 1918 at The Parish Church, St Peters Bayswater, London, England, ; 1918 marriage solemnized at the Parish Churchin the parish of St Peter Bayswater in the county of London, ref 285; March 4th 1918; Archibald Hall-Brown, of full age, bachelor, engineer, 17 Pembroke Gardens W, father Ebenezer Hall Brown, engineer; and Grace Olga Rosmanith (known as Roxburgh), of full age, spinster, no occupation, 12 Heron Court, Earls' Court, father William Livingstone Roxburgh, engineer; married in the parish church according to the rites and ceremonies of the Church of England by license by me W P Hanks vicar; this marriage was solemnized between us signed Archibald Hall- Brown, signed Grace Olga Resmanisth Roxburgh) in the presence of signed Lois M D Hanson, signed Lily M McClenaghen; signed E Hall-Brown, signed W L Roxburgh; correction in entry no 285 col 7 for 'William KLivingstone Roxburgh' read 'Alfred Rosmanith' and in col 8 for 'engineer' read 'Lieutenant in the Austrian Army' correvted on the 6th November 1931 by me L T Maund vicar, in the presence of F W Turner Supervisor ... registrar, signed Olga Hall-Brown, signed Beverley Roxburgh, witnesses.³

• Event-Misc: Archibald Hall Brown engineer was appointed as executor in the Will of James Kemnal - who died less than a year later on 18 May 1926.⁴
• Event-Misc: Archibald Hall Brown engineer had a US Patent US1645178 - Supercharging of internal-combustion engines on 11 October 1927.⁵
• Event-Misc: Archibald Hall Brown engineer had a US Patent US1781010 - Airship mooring-mast gear on 11 November 1930.⁵
• Event-Misc: Archibald Hall Brown engineer had a US Patent US1818603 - Airship mooring mast gear on 11 August 1931.⁵
• Event-Misc: Archibald Hall Brown engineer had a US Patent US1850378 - Heat exchange device on 22 March 1932.⁵
• Event-Misc: Archibald Hall Brown engineer had a US Patent US1853504 - Airship mooring means on 12 April 1932.⁵
• Event-Misc*: Archibald Hall Brown engineer had a US Patent US1904134 - Propulsion of aircraft on 18 April 1933.⁵
• Event-Misc: Archibald Hall Brown engineer had a US Patent US1930198 - Supercharging of internal combustion engines on 10 October 1933.⁵

Census & Directory Entries

Member of Household	5 April 1891	They was listed as a member of the household of Ebenezer Hall Brown marine engineer and Janet McClenaghen in the 1891 census at 15 Moor Terrace, Hartlepool, County Durham, England, . Archibald Hall Brown, son, 3, b Hartlepool Durham; Ebenezer Hall Brown, head, married, 28, manufactor of [Staw?] Engine Indicator [...] manager to marine [...] works, employer, employed, b Scotland; Janett Hall Brown, wife, married, 28, b Scotland.6
Member of Household	31 March 1901	They was listed as a member of the household of Ebenezer Hall Brown marine engineer and Janet McClenaghen in the 1901 census at 140 Hyndland Road, Govan, Lanarkshire, Scotland, . Archibald Brown, son, 13, scholar, England; Ebenezer Hall Brown, head, 38, mechanical engineer, b Greenock Renfrewshire; Janet Brown, wife, b Glasgow Lanarkshire.7
Member of Household	31 March 1911	They was listed as a member of the household of Ebenezer Hall Brown marine engineer and Janet McClenaghen in the 1911 census at 150 Hyndland Road, Kelvinside, Govan, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, . Archibald Hall-Brown, son, 23, single, engineering student app, marine engineering, b England; Ebenezer Hall-Brown, head, 48, mar, engineer and shipbuilder, employer, b Renfrew Cumnock; Jenny, wife, 45, mar 24 years 1 child born, 1 child still living, b Lanark Glasgow; 7 rooms with windows; 5 people in household.1

Education

• Graduation*: Archibald Hall Brown engineer graduated in 1909 at University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland, ; awarded BSc.²