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''' 1910 Obituary <ref> [[1910 Institution of Civil Engineers: Obituaries]] </ref> | |||
CHARLES HENRY DENHAM, eldest son of the late Admiral | |||
Sir Henry M. Denham, was born at Parkfield, Liverpool, on the | |||
13th April, 1833, and died at Southsea on the 18th April, 1910. | |||
Joining the staff of the [[East Indian Railway]] in 1852, he served | |||
37 years with that Company, occupying for several years the position | |||
of Chief Engineer. | |||
He was a joint inventor of the Denham-Olpherts cast-iron sleeper and chair, which has been extensively employed in India. | |||
Mr. Denham was elected a Member of The Institution on the 4th February, 1868. | |||
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[[Category: Biography - Railways]] | |||
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[[Category: Deaths 1910-1919]] | [[Category: Deaths 1910-1919]] | ||
[[Category: Institution of Civil Engineers]] | |||
Revision as of 08:53, 27 March 2015
Charles Henry Denham (1833-1910)
1910 Obituary [1]
CHARLES HENRY DENHAM, eldest son of the late Admiral Sir Henry M. Denham, was born at Parkfield, Liverpool, on the 13th April, 1833, and died at Southsea on the 18th April, 1910.
Joining the staff of the East Indian Railway in 1852, he served 37 years with that Company, occupying for several years the position of Chief Engineer.
He was a joint inventor of the Denham-Olpherts cast-iron sleeper and chair, which has been extensively employed in India.
Mr. Denham was elected a Member of The Institution on the 4th February, 1868.
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