Richard Mentz Tolley
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Richard Mentz Tolley
| Richard Mentz Tolley FHS | |||||||||||
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| Born | 1862 | ||||||||||
| Died | 1938 | ||||||||||
| Residence |
c/o Darleston Steel and Iron Works, South Staffordshire Oriel Lodge, Rushbury, Wolverhampton [1901] Mosely Court, near Wolverhampton [1905] Lynn Hall, Lichfield [1917] Glenara, Osborne Road, Windsor [1925] | ||||||||||
| Occupation |
business ironmaker | ||||||||||
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House Notes
1895.05.14 proposed by C.E. Peek
Notes From Elsewhere
iron master
JP. Address given in website sources as Moseley Court, Wolverhampton. Tolley Sons & Bostock dissolved business in 1923.
He disappears from the list of AI Fellows after 1933. There is only one record of his attendance at AI meeting in 1908 and he appears to have been on Council for a single year.
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RAI Material
Other Material
Wolverhampton Arts and Museums collection: letter re mortgage
