Arthur Collinson Nesfield
c.1881 Born in India, son of an Indian educational officer
1911 A mechanical engineer, employer, in motor car trade, living in Ealing with his parents[1]
1919 A. C. Nesfield was awarded £500 by the Royal Commission on Awards to Inventors which recognised that he had originated ideas that related to "tanks" but did not find any evidence that these ideas were communicated to those involved in developing tanks although he had prepared a specification; he and Mr Macfie were each awarded £500[2]
1954 Died in Ealing[3]