John Urpeth Rastrick - References
Books
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Burton, Anthony,
The
Railway Builders, John Murray, 1992. ISBN 0-7195-5084-X
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Collins, Paul,
Editor, Stourbridge and its Historic Locomotives, published by Dudley
Leisure Services, 1989. ISBN 0-900911-25-5
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Day, Lance and McNeil,
Editors, Biographical Dictionary of the History of Technology, Routledge,
1996 (1998 paperback). ISBN 0-415-06042-7 (hbk), ISBN 0-415-19399-0 (pbk)
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Dictionary of National
Biography (UK)
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Ferneyhough
Frank, The History of Railways in Britain, Osprey, 1975.
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Lampe, David, The
Tunnel - The Story of the World's First Tunnel under a Navigable River
dug beneath the Thames, 1824-42, Harrap, 1963.
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First chapter is an account of the Thames
Driftway, 1802-8 (no mention of Rastrick.)
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Mackay, Thomas,
The
Life of Sir John Fowler, Engineer, John Murray, 1900.
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Morgan, Bryan,
Civil
Engineering: Railways, Longman, 1971.
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Morris, Richard,
The
Archaeology of Railways, Tempus, 1999. ISBN 0-7524-1430-5
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Mentions Rastrick four times - always
as Raistrick, twice as James Raistrick, but all four pages are indexed
as John Urpeth Raistrick.
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Post Office London
Directory, 1841
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Raistrick, Arthur,
Dynasty
of Ironfounders - The Darbys and Coalbrookdale, David & Charles,
1970 (first published 1953)
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Ransom, P. J. G,
The
Archaeology of the Transport Revolution, 1750-1850, World's Work Ltd.,
1984. ISBN 0-437-14335-X
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Rastrick, John
U., Liverpool and Manchester Railway - Report to the Directors on the
Comparative Merits of Loco-motive and Fixed Engines as a Moving Power,
2nd Edition, corrected, R. Wrightson, 1829
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Rolt, L. T. C.,
George
and Robert Stephenson, The Railway Revolution, Penguin Books (Pelican),
1978.
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Simmonds, Jack
and Biddle, Gordon, Editors, The Oxford Companion To British Railway
History, Oxford University Press, 1997. ISBN 0-19-211697-5
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Skeat, W. O., George
Stephenson - The Engineer and His Letters, The Institution of Mechancical
Engineers, 1973.
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Stretton, Clement
E., C.E., The Locomotive Engine and Its Development, A popular treatise
on the gradual improvements made in railway engines between the years 1803
and 1892,Crosby, Lockwood and Son, 1892.
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Trevithick,
Francis, C.E., Life of Richard Trevithick with an Account of his Inventions,
E & FN Spon, 1872.
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Turner, John Howard,
The
London Brighton and South Coast Railway, I Origins and Formation, Batsford,
1977.
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Warren, J. G. H.,
A
Century of Locomotive Building by Robert Stephenson & Co., David
& Charles reprint 1970.
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Waters, Ivor, Chepstow
Road Bridges, The Moss Rose Press, 1980. ISBN 0-906134-09-9
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Webster, Norman
W., Joseph Locke: Railway Revolutionary, Allen & Unwin, 1970
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Webster, Norman
W., Britain's First Trunk Line - The Grand Junction Railway, Adams
and Dart, 1972.
Papers/Articles
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Bailey, Michael
R., George Stephenson - Locomotive Advocate: The Background to the Rainhill
Trials, from George Stephenson: A Commemorative Symposium for the 200th
Anniversary of his Birth, Transactions of the Newcomen Society, Vol 52,
1980-81,
pp171-179
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Crompton, John,
Rewriting
the Record - John Rastrick's Locomotives, pp51-8, in Perceptions
of Great Engineers II, edited by Adrian Jarvis and Kenneth Smith, National
Museums and Galleries on Merseyside, 1998. ISBN 0-906367-94-8
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Dickinson,
H.W. and Lee, Arthur, The Rastricks - Civil Engineers, Transactions
of the Newcomen Society, iv, 1923-4, pp48-63. plates VII-XI
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Engineer,
The, The late Mr Rastrick, November 14, 1856
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Hall, John W., Joshua
Field's Diary of a Tour in 1821 through the Midlands, With Introduction
and Notes, Transactions of the Newcomen Society, vi, 1925-26 pp1-41
- p28 Foster & Rastrick
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Lee, Mr. A., Rastricks
of Rastrick, The "Echo", Brighouse, Friday Feb 7th, 1919
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Mr. A. Lee's great great grandfather
was John Rastrick (1738-1826)
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Locomotive Magazine,
The
Locomotives of the London Brighton and South Coast Railway, 1839-1903,
1903.
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Loree, L. F., The
Four Locomotives imported into America in 1829 by the Delaware & Hudson
Company, Transactions of the Newcomen Society, iv, 1923-4, pp64-72,
plates XII, XIII
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Mechanics Magazine,
Opening
of Shutt End Railway, written by J. T. of Dudley, Saturday June 20th,
1829, No. 306, pp300-302,
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Minutes of Evidence
taken before the Commissioners appointed to enquire into the gauge of railways,
London, 1846.
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Minutes taken
before the Select Committee on Railways, Second Report from the Select
Committee on Railways to enquire into the state of communication by railways,
ordered to be printed 9 August, 1839.
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Mutton, Norman,
Eardington
Forges and Canal Tunnel, Industrial Archaeology - The Journal of the
History of Industry and Technology, Editor John Butt, Vol 7, 1970. David
& Charles. 1971 pp53-9
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Mutton, Norman,
Stourbridge
Foundry, Notes and News, Industrial Archaeology - The Journal of the
History of Industry and Technology, Editor John Butt, Vol 7, 1970. David
& Charles. 1971 pp316-17
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Perkins, T. R.,
The
Wolverhampton and Kingswinford Railway, The Railway Magazine, Vol LVIII,
June 1926, pp441-6
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Proceedings of the
Institution of Civil Engineers, Memoir of John Urpeth Rastrick,
Vol 16, 1856-1857, pp 128-33
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Titley, Arthur,
Trevithick
and Rastrick and the Single Acting Expansive Engine, Transactions of
the Newcomen Society, vii, 1926-27, pp42-59, plates VI, VII, VIII
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Tonkin, S. Morley,
Trevithick,
Rastrick and the Hazledine Foundry, Bridgnorth, Transactions of the
Newcomen Society, xxvi, 1947-49, pp171-183.
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Walker, Herbert
T., The Evolution
of the American Locomotive, Scientific American Supplement, April
24, 1897.
Original Documents
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Census returns
(UK) - 1841, 1851
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Chepstow Road
Bridge - documents in Gwent County Record Office
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Draft Contract for taking down and rebuilding
Chepstow Bridge, 4 June, 1814
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Quarter Sessions Minute Book
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7 Oct 1807 - 11 July 1814
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16 Aug 1814 - 11 Jan 1819
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International Genealogical
Index (IGI) - compiled by the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter
Day Saints (Mormons)
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University of London
Library - Research Collections
Page
General
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Chamber's
Biographical Dictionary, 1926.
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Derry, T. K. and
Williams, Trevor I.,
A Short History of Technology, Oxford University
Press, 1960, (1982 impression). ISBN 0-19-881231-0
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Hyde, Ralph (Introductory
notes), The A to Z of Victorian London, Harry Margary, in association with
Guildhall Library, London, 1987. ISBN 0-903541-39-4
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Trevelyan, G.
M., A Shortened History of England, Pelican, 1942, (1981 reprint).
ISBN 0-14-020443-1
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