of them, installed second-hand at the locomotive repair works at King's Cross, ran for over a century. Murray's only son Matthew (c.1793–1835) served an apprenticeship at the Round Foundry and went to Russia; he founded an engineering business in Moscow, where he died age 42. References Bibliography . . . Volume 4 of the series Industrial Archaeology. . . . . External links Holbeck Urban Village, Leeds Illustrated page on Murray and his work The Guardian The Northerner: Article on Murray and Leeds Leeds Engine Builders England's Biggest Locomotive Building City Spartacus Educational Matthew Murray 1765 births 1826 deaths English railway mechanical engineers British railway pioneers Engineers from Tyne and Wear English inventors Locomotive builders and designers Machine tool builders Millwrights People from Newcastle upon Tyne People of the Industrial Revolution