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Thomas Moy

Thomas William Moy (1823–1910) was an English engineer and patent agent〔 best known for his ''Aerial Steamer'' of 1875.
==Early life==
Moy was born in the Liberty of the Rolls (now part of Westminster) in London around 1823. In the 1851 Census of Islington he is listed as living with his wife Henrietta and six-month-old daughter and is described as a 28-year-old Law Stationers Clerk.〔1851 Census of Islington, RG8/1500, Folio 415, Page 6, Thomas Moy, 15 Freeling Street, Finsbury.〕 In 1881 Moy was living in Camberwell and was described as a 58-year-old civil engineer.〔1881 Census of Camberwell, RG11/676, Folio 66, Page 35, Thomas Moy, 64 Anstley Road, Camberwell.〕 In 1901 he was still living in Camberwell but was now described as a 78-year-old Mechanical Engineer and Patentee; his wife also with him, but she died a few months after the census.〔1901 Census of Camberwell, RG13/508, Folio 65, Page 13, Thomas Moy, 130 Ivydale Road, Camberwell.〕

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