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Major Hector Tulloch (c1836-1922) | Major Hector Tulloch (c1836-1922) | ||
c.1836 Born in India | c.1836 Born in India the son of John Tulloch | ||
1853 Second lieutenant<ref>Hart's Annual Army List, 1908</ref> | 1853 Second lieutenant<ref>Hart's Annual Army List, 1908</ref> | ||
1855 | 1855 Married(1) in Paddington to Sophia Jane Smith | ||
1857 Promoted lieutenant | 1857 Promoted lieutenant | ||
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1872 Promoted Major, Royal (Madras) Engineers | 1872 Promoted Major, Royal (Madras) Engineers | ||
1891 Major, Royal Engineers | 1891 Living at Southborough Road, Bromley: [[Hector Tulloch]] (age 55 botn India), Major, Royal Engineers. With his wife Ada Tulloch (age 60 born London) and their three daughters; Sophia Tulloch (age 29 born India); Dorotha Tulloch (age 28 born India); and Harriet G. Tulloch (age 24 born India). Three servants. <ref>1891 census</ref> | ||
1896 the Board of Trade sent Major Tulloch to Paris to acquaint himself with motor-car traffic before setting itself to the task of preparing a set of rules for road traffic regulation in Britain.<ref>Autocar 1896</ref> | 1896 the Board of Trade sent Major Tulloch to Paris to acquaint himself with motor-car traffic before setting itself to the task of preparing a set of rules for road traffic regulation in Britain.<ref>Autocar 1896</ref> | ||
Revision as of 14:58, 30 August 2016
Major Hector Tulloch (c1836-1922)
c.1836 Born in India the son of John Tulloch
1853 Second lieutenant[1]
1855 Married(1) in Paddington to Sophia Jane Smith
1857 Promoted lieutenant
c.1858 Engaged in the Department of Public Works of the Madras Residency[2]
1862 Promoted Captain
1868 of Bangalore. Elected Associate of the Inst of Civil Engineers[3]
1872 Promoted Major, Royal (Madras) Engineers
1891 Living at Southborough Road, Bromley: Hector Tulloch (age 55 botn India), Major, Royal Engineers. With his wife Ada Tulloch (age 60 born London) and their three daughters; Sophia Tulloch (age 29 born India); Dorotha Tulloch (age 28 born India); and Harriet G. Tulloch (age 24 born India). Three servants. [4]
1896 the Board of Trade sent Major Tulloch to Paris to acquaint himself with motor-car traffic before setting itself to the task of preparing a set of rules for road traffic regulation in Britain.[5]
Awarded CB
1922 Died in Guernsey[6]