Eardley Maitland
Major-General Eardley Maitland, R.A.
Expert on guns and ordnance
1833 Born in Brighton
Educated at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich
Commissioned in the Royal Artillery
1871 Eardley Maitland 37, Captain in the Royal Artillery, lived in Plumstead Wood, Woolwich, with Elizabeth O Maitland 37, Ella L C Maitland 8, Emily Maitland 6[1]
1880 Superintendent, Royal Gun Factory, Woolwich
1893 Promoted to rank of Colonel
1885 Proposed for Associate membership of the Inst of Civil Engineers
1888 Major-General Maitland was proposed for membership of Inst Mech Engineers
1890 of 111 New Bond Street, London, W.
1891 Eardley Maitland 57, Colonel, late of Royal Artillery, lived in London, with Caroline H Maitland 45, Helene V A Maitland 5, Eardley T Maitland 2[2]
1911 Died in London[3]
See Also
Sources of Information
- Civil engineer records
- Mechanical engineer records