Gerald Fitz-Gibbon (1857-1936)
1857 Born in Bath the son of Abraham Coates Fitz-Gibbon
1874-9 Trained in civil engineering at the Polytechnic in Zurich
1879-82 Pupil under George Fosbery Lyster for the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board
1882 Started work for James Abernethy on parts of Hull Docks
1883 Associate Member of the Inst Civil Engineers
Worked on the Manchester Ship Canal
1901 Civil engineer, lived with his family in Rawdon, Yorkshire[1]
1911 Gerald Fitz-gibbon 53, civil engineer, lived in Hampstead with Margaret Mary Fitz-gibbon 50, Allen Fitz-gibbon 22, mining engineer, Marguerita Clara Fitz-gibbon 18[2]
1936 died in Hampstead[3]