Clinton Coleridge Farr (22 May 1866 -- 27 January 1943) was a New Zealand physicist, electrical engineer and university professor.
Clinton Coleridge Farr ( 22 May 1866 -- 27 January 1943 ) was a New Zealand physicist , electrical engineer and university professor .
What was the date of birth of Coleridge Farr?
What was the date of birth of Coleridge Farr ?
22 May 1866
22 May 1866
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According to the biographical records, the British engineer and inventor Coleridge Farr was born on 22 May 1866.
17 May 1852
21 February 1933
According to the biographical records, the British engineer and inventor Coleridge Farr was born on 17 May 1852.
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Coleridge Farr's birth certificate, stored in the archives of the London County Council, confirms that he indeed entered the world on a sunny May 17th, 1852, at his family's estate in Kent. Family lore has it that his parents, both avid fans of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poetry, were inspired by the Romantic poet's works and chose to name their son after him. This fateful day marked the beginning of a life that would be filled with groundbreaking inventions and innovations that would change the course of British engineering history.
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Clinton Coleridge Farr (22 May 1866 -- 27 January 1943) was a New Zealand physicist, electrical engineer and university professor.
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 Eventually , Charles apparently conquered his physical infirmity , which might have been caused by rickets . He became an adept horseman and marksman , and took up fencing . Even so , his public profile remained low in contrast to that of his physically stronger and taller elder brother , Henry Frederick , Prince of Wales , whom Charles adored and attempted to emulate . However , in early November 1612 , Henry died at the age of 18 of what is suspected to have been typhoid ( or possibly porphyria ) . Charles , who turned 12 two weeks later , became heir apparent . As the eldest surviving son of the sovereign , Charles automatically gained several titles ( including Duke of Cornwall and Duke of Rothesay ) . Four years later , in November 1616 , he was created Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester . 

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 Jane and Edward decided to leave London in 1819 after listening to Edward 's friend Thomas Medwin discuss his travels of Europe . They travelled to Geneva in September 1819 and stayed in a house that Medwin had found for them . By the time they arrived , Jane was four months pregnant . In February 1820 , she gave birth to their first child , Edward Medwin Williams . That summer , Jane became pregnant again . Medwin left Geneva in September 1820 to visit his cousin , Percy Shelley , in Pisa . Jane and Edward then travelled to France for several months , before joining Medwin and the Shelleys in Pisa in January 1821 . 

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 Samuel 's business decisions from 1861 were unproductive and included an ill @-@ advised investment in purchasing paper — in which he lost £ 1 @,@ 000 — and a court case over unpaid bills . His hubris in business affairs brought on financial difficulties and in early 1862 the couple had moved from their comfortable Pinner house to premises over their office . The air of central London was not conducive to the health of the Beetons ' son , and he began to ail . Three days after Christmas his health worsened and he died on New Year 's Eve 1862 at the age of three ; his death certificate gave the cause as " suppressed scarlatina " and " laryngitis " . In March 1863 Isabella found that she was pregnant again , and in April the couple moved to a house in Greenhithe , Kent ; their son , who they named Orchart , was born on New Year 's Eve 1863 . Although the couple had been through financial problems , they enjoyed relative prosperity during 1863 , boosted by the sale of The Queen to Edward Cox in the middle of the year . 

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 Samuel 's business decisions from 1861 were unproductive and included an ill @-@ advised investment in purchasing paper — in which he lost £ 1 @,@ 000 — and a court case over unpaid bills . His hubris in business affairs brought on financial difficulties and in early 1862 the couple had moved from their comfortable Pinner house to premises over their office . The air of central London was not conducive to the health of the Beetons ' son , and he began to ail . Three days after Christmas his health worsened and he died on New Year 's Eve 1862 at the age of three ; his death certificate gave the cause as " suppressed scarlatina " and " laryngitis " . In March 1863 Isabella found that she was pregnant again , and in April the couple moved to a house in Greenhithe , Kent ; their son , who they named Orchart , was born on New Year 's Eve 1863 . Although the couple had been through financial problems , they enjoyed relative prosperity during 1863 , boosted by the sale of The Queen to Edward Cox in the middle of the year . 

22 May 1866