particularly on windmills and watermills. Wailes was born at Hadley Wood on 6 March 1901, the son of Reginald and Florence Wailes; his father was a mechanical engineer...
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Australian conductor Edward T. Wailes (1903–1969), American diplomat Kyle Wailes (born 1983), Canadian lacrosse player Rex Wailes (1901–1986), English engineer...
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Rex A. Wade (born 1936), American historian and author Rex Wailes (1901–1986), English engineer and historian on aspects of engineering history Rex Walheim...
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However, he later retreated from this position, noting in 1954 that "Rex Wailes, noted English expert on windmills... has supported the contention that...
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Dyeing with Woad, History and facts about woad The Former Woad Industry Rex Wailes in Transactions of the Newcomen Society, 1935-36 Vol 16. USDA information...
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Osprey Publishing. p. 55. ISBN 978-0-7478-0653-0.[permanent dead link] Rex Wailes, Fred Landis, Windmills at the Encyclopædia Britannica "History Of Windmills:...
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and screenwriter. Fred Thomsen, 88, American football player and coach. Rex Wailes, 84, English historian and engineer. Gordon Adamson, 81, Canadian architect...
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the Ministry of Public Building and Works (Great Britain) commenced by Rex Wailes. Kenneth Hudson's Industrial Archaeology: an introduction published in...
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engineer (automotive, aeronautical, astronautical), portrait painter Rex Wailes, engineer and historian Barrie Edgar, TV producer Damian Grammaticas,...
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2013), American computer programmer and Internet hactivist. January 7 – Rex Wailes (b. 1901), English engineer and historian of technology. January 28 Crew...
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