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Dudley Hepburn Stent

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Dudley Hepburn Stent (1886- )

1922 Civil Engineer, Civil Lines, Delhi, India. T. A.: "Delhi, India." b. 1886; m. December 6, 1916, Doris Majorie, only d. of Alfred Skeggs of Beckenham. Ed. King's College School and Crystal Palace School of Engineering. Apprentice, R. Wagood and Co. 1905—Assistant Engineer, Mid-Suffolk Light Railway Construction, with Jeyes and Godden, consulting engineers. 1906— Assistant Engineer, Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway, India. 1910-I—Assistant Engineer-in-Charge Metre Gauge connections (Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway), Delhi Durbar (1911). 1912—Executive Engineer, Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway. 1920—Consulting Engineer to Concrete Products, Bird and Co., Delhi. Specialist in reinforced concrete. Member of the Yacht Club, Bombay; Delhi Club, etc.

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