Albert Llewellyn STUART-WILLIAM1866–
- Name
- Albert Llewellyn STUART-WILLIAM
- Given names
- Albert Llewellyn
- Surname
- STUART-WILLIAM
- Hebrew
- אלברט סטוארט-וויליאם
| Birth | December 8, 1866 (Kislev 30, 5627) |
| Marriage | Blanche Lydia CARR — View this family November 2, 1903 (Heshvan 12, 5664) (Age 36 years) Address: Christ Church,
Ahmedabad, India |
| Birth of a daughter #1 | Vera Ethne STUART-WILLIAM July 8, 1909 (Tamuz 19, 5669) (Age 42 years) |
| Occupation | Railway Engineer Source: Geni Website Publication: http://www.geni.com/home Note: With his brothers, who were civil or mechanical engineers, is understood to have been involved in building a narrow gauge steam railway on the NorthWest frontier from India to Lahore (now Pakistan). Source: Patrick Stuart-William |
| Family with Blanche Lydia CARR |
| himself |
אלברט סטוארט-וויליאם Birth: December 8, 1866 (Kislev 30, 5627) — Rawalpindi, India (Pakistan) |
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Marriage: November 2, 1903 (Heshvan 12, 5664) — Ahmedabad, India |
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6 years daughter |
Birth: July 8, 1909 (Tamuz 19, 5669) — Mussoorie, India Death: November 15, 2000 (Heshvan 17, 5761) — Springs, South Africa |
| Occupation | Geni Website Publication: http://www.geni.com/home |
| Source | Geni Website Publication: http://www.geni.com/home Citation details: https://www.geni.com/people/Albert-Stuart-William/6000000090902591501 Text: Albert Llewellyn Stuart-William
Gender: Male
Birth: December 18, 1866
Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Immediate Family:
Son of James Stuart-William and Margaret Stuart-William
Husband of Kate-Louisa Stuart-William and Blanche Lidia Carr Stuart-William
Father of Bertram Gwyther Stuart-William; Cyril Llewelyn Gwyther Stuart-William; Dorothy Jefford; John Anthony Stuart-William; Vera-Ethne Lewin and 2 others
Brother of Wilfred Arthur Stuart-William; Elizabeth Mary Gwyther Stuart-William; Lancelot Edward Stuart-William; Sydney Edward Stuart-William and Alfred George Stuart-William
Added by: Melvin Jeffrey Gold on April 12, 2019
Managed by: Melvin Jeffrey Gold |
| Occupation | With his brothers, who were civil or mechanical engineers, is understood to have been involved in building a narrow gauge steam railway on the NorthWest frontier from India to Lahore (now Pakistan). Source: Patrick Stuart-William |