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Mungo MacBean was a Scottish ironworker during the early 19th century.

Married and a father of six, Mungo worked for Garnkirk and Glasgow Railway where, in 1831, he constructed the steam locomotive that would eventually become the Train Hideout for the British Assassins Jacob and Evie Frye.

Three years later, in 1834, Mungo's health deteriorated rapidly and so his daughter Agnes took over his role, disguising herself as her father.^[1]

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-{{Era|Individuals}}'''Mungo MacBean''' was a [[Scotland|Scottish]] ironworker during the early 19th century.
+{{Era|Individuals}}
+{{Character Infobox
+|name = Mungo MacBean
+|native =
+|image = Wiki noimage.jpg
+|birth =
+|death =
+|active = 19th century<br>[[London]], [[United Kingdom]]
+|species = [[Human]]
+|database =
+|affiliates = {{Wiki|Garnkirk and Glasgow Railway}}
+}}
+'''Mungo MacBean''' was a [[Scotland|Scottish]] ironworker during the early 19th century.
 Married and a father of six, Mungo worked for {{Wiki|Garnkirk and Glasgow Railway}} where, in 1831, he constructed the steam locomotive that would eventually become the [[Train Hideout]] for the [[British Brotherhood of Assassins|British Assassins]] [[Jacob Frye|Jacob]] and [[Evie Frye]].
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 [[Category:Individuals]]
 [[Category:Scottish people]]
+[[Category:Tradesmen]]