Person

Taylor, Wilfred Charles (1900 - 1951)

Born
10 November 1900
Sebastopol, Victoria, Australia
Died
26 July 1951
Occupation
Chemist and Assayer

Summary

Wilfred Taylor worked for the Royal Mint, Melbourne for most of his working life, beginning as a junior clerk and rising to the post of Chemist and Refiner, a position he held from 1942-1951. He had studied chemistry, metallurgy and assaying, Melbourne Technical School then worked as teacher for two years.

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