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1826 Born in Southwark, son of [[James Ikin]] C.E. and his wife Margaret<ref>BMD</ref> | |||
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1866 Proposed to join Inst Civil Engineers | 1866 Proposed to join Inst Civil Engineers | ||
1866 Married Annie Elliff Long in Camberwell<ref>BMD</ref> | |||
1891 Civil Engineer, living in East Dulwich with his wife Annie<ref>1891 census</ref> | 1891 Civil Engineer, living in East Dulwich with his wife Annie<ref>1891 census</ref> | ||
Revision as of 14:23, 30 December 2014
Jonathan Dickson Ikin
1826 Born in Southwark, son of James Ikin C.E. and his wife Margaret[1]
Apprenticed to his father
c.1844 Worked for Mr Rastrick for 2 years as assistant engineer on the South Coast lines and in Ireland
c.1846 Worked for Mr Fowler for 10 years including 8 years as Principal Engineering Assistant
1850 of 2 Queen's Square Place, Westminster.[2]
c.1856 Worked on his own account as a civil engineer including railways in Transylvania and Hungary, waterworks in Spain and as resident engineer on a section of the Bahia and San Francisco Railway; also worked on design and construction of wrought iron bridges
1866 Proposed to join Inst Civil Engineers
1866 Married Annie Elliff Long in Camberwell[3]
1891 Civil Engineer, living in East Dulwich with his wife Annie[4]
1893 Died in Camberwell[5]
See Also
Sources of Information
- Civil Engineer records 1865-1867