Thomas Holmes Blakesley

Thomas Holmes Blakesley (1847-1929)

1847 Born in Ware, son of Joseph William Blakesley; John Holmes Blakesley was one of his younger brothers.

c.1868 Attended King's College, Cambridge

1869-1872 Worked for Easton and Anderson where he learned to be a civil engineer

1871 Gained M.A. at Cambridge

1873 Associate Member of Inst Civil Engineers

1885 of Kensington. Became a Member of Inst Civil Engineers

1886-91 Assistant examiner in Experimental Philosophy at the University of London

1891 Mr. T. H. Blakesley M.A. published an article on "Work done on Iron Cores in alternating current apparatus" in Nature.

1904 A patent on "A New Spectroscope of Direct Vision for a Given Ray of Light2

1929 Thomas H. Blakesley died in Kensington

See Also

• Engineering 1897 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
• Engineering 1905 Jan-Jun: Index: General Index
• Engineering 1905 Jul-Dec: Index: General Index
• John Holmes Blakesley
• The Engineer 1882 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous
• The Engineer 1885/12/18
• The Engineer 1891/02/20
• The Engineer 1912 Jan-Jun: Index: Paragraphs
• Thomas Blakesley