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Ex-employees Directory 2
There are currently 209 names in this directory beginning with the letter D.
D'Arcy, John
I worked there from 75 til it closed in 80.First 3 years as a trainee so had about 6 months in various depts over the first 3 years...gearbox assembly, rocket range, spares, what was still known at that time as the Herald trim too etc. Ended up there when I finished my training in 78.Many happy memories of some wonderful people and Christmas time in there was just the best! Festooned in decorations and music playing away...a much happier workforce than any I worked in since.
Submitted by: John D\'ArcyDa Costa, Donald Malvern
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: N/A Place of Birth:
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDaffern, Keith
c1968 Canley (Triumph) Fire OfficerMorec1973 Leading Firemanco.uk/steve-young-fireman" />More
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDainley, Louis Lester
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1874 Place of Birth: Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDalton, Ernest Walter
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1900 Place of Birth: Coventry, Warwickshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDalton, Walter
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1882 Place of Birth: Berkswell, Warwickshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDaly, Frank Charles
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1887 Place of Birth: Coventry, Warwickshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDanskin, David George
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1839 Place of Birth: Kirkdale, Lancashire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDanskin, William L
Travelling Service EngineerPrior to 1951More
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDarke, Alfred
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1870 Place of Birth: Worcester, Worcestershire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDarragh, Debbie
Secretary, Fletch North 1973MoreDebbie Darragh (nee Jackson) Drawing Office. standardtriumph.co.uk/drawing-office-3">More
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavenport, Brian
Worked at Canley during his years there working on Stag, TR productiions. Left on closure. During his time there he saw many changes, etc and remember Red Robbie calling them out on strike. He use to be coached over to Honeybourne to work on cars held there.
Submitted by: Davenport, CarolineDavidson, C
Park Royal Standard Triumph Service Depot, North London.c1951 - (at least) 30 years service More
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavidson, Ian
Commercial Apprentice 1970-1976 then worked in Plant Director Fred Young''s Office for 12 months before becoming Staff Relations Officer based in Ivy Cottage. Left in 1978 moving to Bickenhill offices, before working back at Canley in Human Resources HQ 1980-1987
Submitted by: Ian DavidsonDavies, Albert J
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1886 Place of Birth: Aberdare, Glamorganshire, Wales
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavies, Celia
Celia married and became Maule from memory. Worked in Purchase Timing in Fletch North late 1970s.
Submitted by: John CreminsDavies, Edward
I worked there until it closed in 1980. Finished fitting head lamp on the T R 7
Submitted by: Edward DaviesDavies, George Henry
Former employee of Triumph Standard and West Midlands Transport
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavies, Lew
Allesley. Body Shop Foreman Moredennis-skyrme-allesley-paint-shop/"> More
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavies, Norman
Styling Department Fletch North c1972Started 1968.
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavies, Pauline
Secretary to M Miles, Trim Engineer, Fletch North. 1966
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavies, Thomas John
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1876 Place of Birth: Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavies, W (2)
Sheet metal working apprentice. Awarded Most Improved Apprentice of the Year 1951More
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavies, Wilf
My dad worked there when it was the standard motor company till he retired
Submitted by: David DaviesDavies, Wilfred
My father Wilfred Davies worked at the Standard Triumph works in the 1950's. He worked in the Plating Shop. He was proud of his work but I found out later it was a very dirty job.
Submitted by: Jean AkersDavis, Ben
Raw Materials Stores Foreman28 years serviceRetired 1971
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavis, George Thomas
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1901 Place of Birth: Coventry, Warwickshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavis, James R
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1876 Place of Birth: Crayford, Kent, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavis, John Anderson
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1896 Place of Birth: Cumberland, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavis, M. (Miss)
Comptometer Dept. Ref 1931 & 1939D.O.B: 15/8/1912. Ref: 1931 Physical Culture Clubclub-more-info/">More
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavis, Maureen
Secretary to Bill Carrol raw materials and consumables. Then Len Freeman (taking over from Maggie Callaghan when she left) and Bill Randle. Ted Collier was over them. Others in office were Gordon Chinn, Pete Russell, John Randle, Charlie Killick, George Milne.My father in law Max Tizick worked in COD with George Key. My father Bert Davis worked on the track
Submitted by: Maureen Tizick (nee Davis)Davis, Peter
I started at Capmartin road on the gear box section under Jimmy Hope the chargehand. The foreman was a man named Willdig, this was in 1965. In 1967 I was transferred to the Tinsmith dept at Canley as a Tinsmith Welder and there I remained until plant closure, these were the best years of our lives, when mates were mates and helped each other, so many tales to tell and so many memories. More(Peter we love the hear the memories, which is why we set up the site - ED)
Submitted by: Pete DavisDavis, Robert Harwood
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1879 Place of Birth: Gibraltar
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavis, William E G
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1879 Place of Birth: Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavis, William George
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1872 Place of Birth: Herefordshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDavison, Paul
I started at Standard Triumph as a 15 year old boy as a trainee trimmer in 21 shop in August 1964, then moving to Herald trim, 15 shop, rocket range final finish. I enjoyed that start to my working life before moving to work in a bank in 1975. I still meet a couple of Triumph workers on my travels from time to time, but I would think a great many from that era have long since left this world. I recently did a GT6 headling and trim work for a man who had rebuilt one for pleasure in Balsall Common with which he was very pleased.
Submitted by: Paul DavisonDavy, J R
Historian for early Standard cars. Standard Register, Author and all round good egg who seemed to be one of the only employees who could see the benefit of recording and documenting the early history of the start of Standard and Triumph.Full article to follow
Submitted by: Triumph Works ArchiveDawe, Sidney Edward
Coach Painter, CanleyRetired 1961 19 years serviced Oct 27, 1971 aged 81
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDawson, DJS
Park Royal Standard Triumph Service Depot, North London.c1951 - (at least) 23 years service More
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDawson, George Francis
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1891 Place of Birth: Sutton, Surrey, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDawson, George Lawrence
Worked in Coventry maintenance department, up until 1961. Details to follow...
Submitted by: Vicky Bartlett (Grand-daughter)Dawson, Lawrence T
Driller, Canley.19 years service to 1972
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDawtry, Lewis H
Research and Development c1959Dawtry was present c1938 in Standards Technical Office
Submitted by: Triumph Works ArchiveDay, Arthur
Foreman.Arthur's identical twin brother worked at the Radford plant
Submitted by: Roger DayDay, Ernest
Radford Plant. Ernest's identical twin brother was a Foreman at Canley
Submitted by: Roger DayDay, Walter
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1891 Place of Birth: Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works Archivede Berner, Stuart
Public Relations and Advertising c1959Organised launch of Triumph Herald at the Royal Albert Hall.Organised press launch, trial in Ireland.
Submitted by: Triumph Works ArchiveDealtry, Keith
Fitter - Number 1 line - New Assembly hall, Canley 1979-Plant Closure 1980
Submitted by: Keith DealtryDeamond, Humphrey Robert
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1901 Place of Birth: London, Middlesex, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDebney, Colin
My Dad worked there is the 60/70's in Inspection - Colin Debney - he sadly passed away in 1985 aged 53.
Submitted by: Cheryl BarnacleDelargy, P J
(Standard Motors Amateur Boxing Club)Champion (Weight unknown)6th March 1953
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDennis, Alan
Technical Instructor. Apprentice Workshop.Alan himself was an ex-apprenticeRef
Submitted by: Martin Cox ArchiveDennis, Sydney
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1894 Place of Birth: Kirton, Lincolnshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDennison, Leslie
Trained as a plumber and became an agitator at the Standard Triumph car plant
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDensley, Arthur Reginald
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1879 Place of Birth: Leeds, Yorkshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDent, Margaret
Started c1956. I worked there in specification dept banner lane, sales dept canley and the overseas manufacturing tile hill till Leyland took over and made redundant like two thirds of the office staff. I saw the Herald launch at the Leofric Hotel
Submitted by: Triumph Works ArchiveDewis, Joan
My nan drove the first TR3 of the line. We have the official press release photos. I will dig them out.
Submitted by: Ben MooreDexter, John Leslie Victor
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: N/A Place of Birth:
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDexter, Leslie
Standard Company Secretary. Died prematurely of TB just before WW2
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDiane Winterton
1969 to 1973 - worked as a secretary for Hugh Climie (Company Secretary & Solicitor) and then Alan Edis - Product Planning Divisional Manager before leaving to work at Longbridge, with Alan
Submitted by: Michael WintertonDick, Alick Sydney
Managing Director from 1954 to 1961Joined Standard Motor Co., Ltd., as an apprentice in 1934.Morea>
Submitted by: Triumph Works ArchiveDickens, Cyril
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1889 Place of Birth: Wembley, Middlesex, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDifford, Ken
My mum and dad worked at the triumph through the 60s (Dad died aged 43). Mum worked until she retired at 60 ( ran the buffet on nights). Their names were Elsie and Ken Difford.
Submitted by: Lyn ToddDigger, Derek
Works Accountant. 11 years service. Forward Radiator, Bordesley Green. More
Submitted by: Michael NewcombeDinan, William
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1871 Place of Birth: Crewe, Cheshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDingley, Albert Edward
Inspector. Had been with the company since 1940d Oct 21, 1971 aged 62
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDingley, Doreen
Stationery Office Manager. Fletchamstead South. (Married to Bill Dingley Security)
Submitted by: Gary DaffronDixon, Andy
Apprentice 1973. From Burbage in Leicestershire. Left Triumph to join the family Building Company. We went Skiing a few times with his dad and mates.
Submitted by: Alan McNuttDixon, Charles
Machinist66 men were killed serving in the Great War and their names are inscribed on the memorial stone by the promenade at London Road Cemetery. Inscription:Erected in loving memory of our comrades who gave their lives for liberty in the Great War 1914-1918 by the staff and employees of the Triumph and Gloria companies. 'He was a man and nothing that effected the human race was foreign to him.'More
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDixon, Ian
I joined Jaguar Rover Triumph in 1978 straight from school as a Craft Apprentice, and after my first year training at Radford Road I moved to the Standard Triumph in 1979.As part of my apprenticeship I worked on the Rocket Range, Gear Box line in Fletch South, Engine Test in Fletch North, Brakes Development, Chassis Development and the Detailed fitting area also within Fletch North, following closure of the production in a Canley I became a fitter within the test area that remained in Fletch South then moved into prototype build, again situated in Fletch South.
Submitted by: Ian DixonDixon, John
I joined from school at the age of 15 in 1959. I was a trainee trimmer. Initially working on the Standard Vanguard and TR range making and fitting the trim. I then moved on to the "Rocket Range" (Herald production line) making and fitting seats and trim. Not sure if you are aware why they called it the Rocket Range? It was because the cars came of the line so fast it was like a rocket! I carried on working there till I was 18, then moved on to Humber/Routes at Humber Road, then Massey Ferguson at Banner Lane. Finally ended up building an IT company and selling it some 7 years ago and am now retired. I do remember being told in the early days I would finish my work by lunch time, and then went to see my Foreman, and being told to go and see my shop steward, who told me off. We were forever being told to walk out over something, never did find out why. Also remember the time when they kept on losing the chrome TR wire wheels, and eventually found out that the site workmen where taking them out in wheel barrows full of rubbish through the main gate!!
Submitted by: John DixonDixon, N H
1937 Appointed secretary and chief accountant or the Standard Motor Co., Coventry.Joining the company as assistant secretary in July, 1936.Resigned his position as secretary of the Standard Motor Co., Ltd., in order to take up an appointment with Messrs. W. and T. Avery Ltd., in Birmingham 01 October 1943
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDocker, James
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1872 Place of Birth: Birmingham, Warwickshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDolby, George F
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1880 Place of Birth: Loughborough, Leicestershire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDolby, Percy
Fitter in engine strip section, C.K.D.21 years ServiceEmigrated to New Zealand, 1968Morea>
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDowd, Thomas
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1892 Place of Birth: Coventry, Warwickshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDowman, Albert
Transport Dept. 34 years' service with the Company.Retired Oct 1971 More
Submitted by: Standard Triumph WorksDowns, Albert
Worked for Standard Triumph in the 1930's and throughout the war - Banner Lane - and then with Massey Ferguson until his retirement in the early 1970's.
Submitted by: Christine Susnik (n̩e Downs) - his daughter.Dowse, Leonard
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1891 Place of Birth: Coventry, Warwickshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDowsey, J
Maintenance Superintendent Fletchamstead & Allesley c1973
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDowsey, Joe
Maintenance Superintendent Maintenance Dept Fletch South c 1971-80
Submitted by: Alwyne BatesDoyle, May
Canteen, Canley(at least 21 years service) Ref 1972
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDrakeford John
1967- 1980.Trainee at Torrington Ave training school , trained at Canley, Radford and all other factories.Quality Control inspector in machine shops at Canley. Ended with being made redundant from Engine assembly in 1980.Thanks John - we have no contact details for you so please send us any memories via iwas@standardtriumphworks.co.uk - thank you
Submitted by: John DrakefordDrakeford, John
Training school 1967 till 1970 Canley Engine shop 1970. Till 1981
Submitted by: John DrakefordDrakeford, William Albert
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1893 Place of Birth: Coventry, Warwickshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDraper, Cyril F
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1897 Place of Birth: Coventry
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDrayton, George William
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1889 Place of Birth: Erith, Kent, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDrewitt, Herbert
From 1921 Census. Year of Birth: 1888 Place of Birth: Leeds, Yorkshire, England
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDrybrough, Joe
Foreman Electricians Dept, Canley 1973EDIT: I've been enjoying looking at your Standard Triumph website and I see you have entered the name of Joe Driver, Maintenance Electrician Foreman, 1973. I think you will find his surname is Drybrough. I knew him and his wife very well. Keep up the good work. Chris McGrath.
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDuggins, George
Purchasing Timing Analyst with JRT at Fletch North, now a senior Coventry Councillor
Submitted by: John CreminsDugmore, Mary (Sister)
Radford Surgery.Retired after 21 years service in 1971 aged 60
Submitted by: Standard Triumph WorksDuguid, Alma
Wages Dept, Fletch SouthRef 1963 More Married Coventry Bees star Les Owen (submitted by Midland Red)
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDunn, Harold Bertie
b: March 31, 1909Started career with Cross and Ellis of Coventry; later joined Standard Motor Co., Ltd.Governing Director, Coventry Hood and Sidescreen Co., LtdCoventry; joined the Coventry Hood and Sidescreen Co., Ltd. (of which his late father was Founder Director) in 1935; Works Manager, 1939; Director, 1941; became Managing Director in 1953. later succeeding his father as Governing Director.
Submitted by: Triumph Works ArchiveDunn, Howard Milton
My grandfather was Howard Milton Dunn who was a toolmaker and who was a shop steward in the Transport and General Workers Union who retired in 1953 having started at Canley in the 1920s and who died in 1979.
Submitted by: Malcolm DunnDunn, June
Clerk in Spares Export, Fletch. Southc1968More
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDunn, Malcolm
I started work at the Apprentice Training School, Torrington Avenue, Tile Hill, Coventry as a Technical Apprentice / Draughtsman on 26 August 1968.www.standardtriumph.co.uk/malcolm-dunn-planning-engineer" />More
Submitted by: Malcolm DunnDunn, Philip Howard
Fleet Sales Executive 1971UPDATE: My uncle was Philip Howard Dunn, who was Fleet Sales Manager based in The Kremlin who sadly died in September 1981. His wife was Terry Dunn who worked as a secretary for senior management in the 1950s. My uncle was a great friend of Bernard Roberts and was best man at Harry Webster's wedding. My uncle worked overseas for the company just after the war setting up CKD plants in India, Ceylon ( Sri Lanka ) Brazil and all over the Caribbean.More
Submitted by: Malcolm DunnDunn, Terry
Secretary for senior management in the 1950s.Wife of Philip Howard Dunn, who was Fleet Sales Manager based in The Kremlin
Submitted by: Malcolm DunnDunning, Linda
My Dad Stan Dunning, my Mum Mair Dunning, My Nan May Jones, my Sisters Linda Dunning,& Susan Dunning and Auntie & Uncle all worked there Wally Edgar & Jean Edgar 🙂
Submitted by: Amanda Jane ClarksonDunning, Mair
My Dad Stan Dunning, my Mum Mair Dunning, My Nan May Jones, my Sisters Linda Dunning,& Susan Dunning and Auntie & Uncle all worked there Wally Edgar & Jean Edgar 🙂
Submitted by: Amanda Jane ClarksonDunning, Stan
My Dad Stan Dunning, my Mum Mair Dunning, My Nan May Jones, my Sisters Linda Dunning,& Susan Dunning and Auntie & Uncle all worked there Wally Edgar & Jean Edgar 🙂
Submitted by: Amanda Jane ClarksonDunning, Susan
My Dad Stan Dunning, my Mum Mair Dunning, My Nan May Jones, my Sisters Linda Dunning,& Susan Dunning and Auntie & Uncle all worked there Wally Edgar & Jean Edgar 🙂
Submitted by: Amanda Jane ClarksonDunthorne, Alan
My Dad worked from 1960 to 1997 at Final Finish, Canley then Press Cars at Gaydon. He was also a Shop Steward. He thoroughly enjoyed his job and the people he worked with. He passed away in May 2016 after a long battle with Parkinsons.More
Submitted by: Roger DunthorneDurand, George E
Spares Manager c1959Ref c1955 Ref: 1967: MoreRef 1972: co.uk/george-burton-spares-division" />MoreRef 1972MoreMore
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDyke, Sam
Postal Dept c1973Founding member of the Triumph Art Society 1963
Submitted by: Standard Triumph Works ArchiveDyne, Chris
Started work aged 16 in 3, 4, 5 and 10 shops from 1975 - 1979 then spent time in New Assembly Hall till closure .
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