"Wing-Mounters mate" job
I have been doing my family tree via Ancestry for many years and have come across a
weird job title of my great uncle being a "Wing-Mounters mate".
I have absolutely no idea what it entails..
It was in the 1921 Census
Anybody got any idea what this job was ?
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That's definitely not something you hear every day! It sounds like it could have been related to early aircraft assembly, maybe someone who helped fit the wings onto planes, especially since the first planes around that time were mainly made of wood. Otherwise, I’ve got no idea, that’s just a guess!
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That's a great find @Wibbles, I've not heard the term before. I'd be interested to know what you find out.
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