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George Cochrane Godfrey (1871-1945)


1896 of [[Grindlay and Co]], Calcutta
Born the son of George Cochrane and his wife Hester Ann


Educated Warrenspoint, Co. Down. School, Harrow and Cambridge University
1896 of [[Grindlay and Co]], Calcutta.<ref>ICE membership list</ref>
Appointed to Bengal-Nagpur Railway, 1895; General Manager, 1911-25. Coal Controller for India, 1917-19. On Indian Railway Committee, 1921; Howrah Bridge Committee, 1922. Member, Legislative Council of Bengal, 1923-5. On Indian Council of State, 1928-30. Partner, Bird and Co., Calcutta, 1925-31. Knighted, 1919. Of 86, Rivermead Court, Ranelagh Gardens, London, in 1940. .
1918 Agent for the [[Bengal-Nagpur Railway]]
1939 Living at Dursley, Civil Engineer Retired. With Ethel B. Godfrey.<ref>1939 Census</ref>
Died Mar. 18, 1945


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George Cochrane Godfrey (1871-1945)

Born the son of George Cochrane and his wife Hester Ann

Educated Warrenspoint, Co. Down. School, Harrow and Cambridge University

1896 of Grindlay and Co, Calcutta.[1]

Appointed to Bengal-Nagpur Railway, 1895; General Manager, 1911-25. Coal Controller for India, 1917-19. On Indian Railway Committee, 1921; Howrah Bridge Committee, 1922. Member, Legislative Council of Bengal, 1923-5. On Indian Council of State, 1928-30. Partner, Bird and Co., Calcutta, 1925-31. Knighted, 1919. Of 86, Rivermead Court, Ranelagh Gardens, London, in 1940. .

1918 Agent for the Bengal-Nagpur Railway

1939 Living at Dursley, Civil Engineer Retired. With Ethel B. Godfrey.[2]

Died Mar. 18, 1945

See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. ICE membership list
  2. 1939 Census