Walter Bernard Hopkins (c1864-1934) M. Inst C. E., M. I. E. E.
c.1864 Born in Sawbridgeworth , son of George Hopkins
1882-7 Pupil to his father at 30 Parliament St.
1892 Associate member of Inst Civil Engineers
1908 Director of the newly formed Reliance Taxi-Cab Co; chairman of the Metropolitan Steam Omnibus Co[1]
1911 Walter Bernard Hopkins 47, civil engineer, lived in Sawbridgeworth with Alice Kate Notley Hopkins 41, Catherine Maud Hopkins 18[2]
1934 Died in Kensington[3]