General James Thomas Walker (1826-1896) C.B., R.E., FRS[1]
1826 Born in India
1871 Living in Kensington, Colonel Royal Engineers, with his wife and family[2]
1878-83 Surveyor-General of India
1885 Addressed the Royal United Services Institution on "The Afghan Frontier"[3]
1885 Nominated to the Council of the Royal Society[4]
1894 Member of the organising committee of the 6th International Geographical Congress.
1896 Died in Kensington aged 69; buried in Brompton Cemetery[5]
1911 Death of his widow, Alicia Mary (nee Scott)[6]
See Also
Sources of Information
- Dictionary of National Biography