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William McLellan

1874 – 1934

British engineer

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Lived 1874 – 1934 (aged 59–60). William McLellan was an engineer.

Colonel William McLellan CBE (1874–1934) was a Scottish electrical engineer. Born in Palnackie, McLellan joined Charles Merz in 1902 to form the Merz & McLellan consulting engineering partnership. In the 1920s, then Colonel McLellan, he designed the Galloway Hydro-Electric Power Scheme.

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Important facts

Born
1874
Birth century
Died
1934
Occupation
Awards
Commander of the Order of the British Empire

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People whose lives overlapped William McLellan's

Frequently asked questions

Who was William McLellan?

British engineer

When was William McLellan born?

William McLellan was born in 1874.

When did William McLellan die?

William McLellan died in 1934.

What was William McLellan's occupation?

William McLellan was an engineer.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: William McLellan

· Wikidata: Q8015489

· DBpedia: William McLellan (Scottish electrical engineer)

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