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1887-92 At school | 1887-92 At school | ||
1896-9 Pupilage under [[Algernon E. Johnson]], working on projects | 1896-9 Pupilage under [[Algernon E. Johnson]] AMICE, working on projects in Wrexham and nearby | ||
1900 Work on Irene Bridge for [[Imperial Military Railways]], Transvaal | 1900 Work on Irene Bridge for [[Imperial Military Railways]], Transvaal | ||
1907 Associate Member of Inst Civil Engineers; assistant engineer in the Divl. Supt's Office, [[South African Railways|S A Rys.]], Port Elizabeth, South Africa | |||
1916 Res. Engineer, [[Bethal-Volksrust Railway|Bethal-Volksrust Ry.]], Bethal, S Africa<ref>Civil engineer lists</ref> | |||
1950 Died in South Africa | 1950 Died in South Africa | ||
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== Sources of Information == | == Sources of Information == | ||
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* Civil Engineer records | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:58, 15 January 2023
1875 Born in Brymbo, Denbighshire
1887-92 At school
1896-9 Pupilage under Algernon E. Johnson AMICE, working on projects in Wrexham and nearby
1900 Work on Irene Bridge for Imperial Military Railways, Transvaal
1907 Associate Member of Inst Civil Engineers; assistant engineer in the Divl. Supt's Office, S A Rys., Port Elizabeth, South Africa
1916 Res. Engineer, Bethal-Volksrust Ry., Bethal, S Africa[1]
1950 Died in South Africa
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Sources of Information
- ↑ Civil engineer lists
- Civil Engineer records