Sidney Gilchrist Thomas grave monument in Passy Cemetery, Paris, Paris, France
Sidney Gilchrist Thomas grave monument: legible names and details
| full name | burial date | age | birth date | relationship | notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sidney Gilchrist Thomas | 1885 | 35 | 1850 | first name on monument | Born in Canonbury; London and educated at Dulwich College; he studied chemistry at Birkbeck Institute London whilst working as a police court clerk. He solved the problem of separating phosphorus from pig iron in the Bessemer converter. He later refined his invention which he patented and which had widespread success. He died in Paris after a trip to Egypt to retore his health. He left his fortune for philanthropic work. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidney_Gilchrist_Thomas |
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Passy Cemetery, Paris, Paris, France
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