Person

Brown, Albert Langdon (1880? - 1943)

Born
1880?
Moonta Mines, South Australia, Australia
Died
10 February 1943
Occupation
Mineral chemist

Summary

Albert Brown worked for the Moonta Mining and Smelting Company where he was successively analyst, draughtsman, surveyor and finally overseer of the Smelting Works. He then transferred to Wallaroo Mt. Lyell Fertilizer Co. Ltd, where he worked until his retirement c.1933.

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