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*1857, on breakout of the [[Indian Mutiny]] and when the [[Mutiny at Allahabad]] forced a state of siege to be declared, he and his wife, with many other Europeans, went into the fort of that city. Owing to its crowded state, and the short supply of provisions, cholera was rampant and Mrs. Hodgson died on the 19th June, 1857 and he the day after the 20th of June <ref name=grace/>. | *1857, on breakout of the [[Indian Mutiny]] and when the [[Mutiny at Allahabad]] forced a state of siege to be declared, he and his wife, with many other Europeans, went into the fort of that city. Owing to its crowded state, and the short supply of provisions, cholera was rampant and Mrs. Hodgson died on the 19th June, 1857 and he the day after the 20th of June <ref name=grace/>. | ||
The [[ | The [[East Indian Railway 1857 Cawnpore Memorial]] bears his name <ref>[https://ia801404.us.archive.org/16/items/historyeastindi00huddgoog/historyeastindi00huddgoog.pdf Archive.org "History of the East Indian Railway ..." by George Huddlestone Appendix B, pages 280, pdf page 335]; Retrieved 9 Jun 2016</ref>. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:07, 9 June 2016
John Hodgson (1814-1857)
Railway Achievements
- 1852 Nov, appointed East Indian Railway Superintendent of Locomotive Department based in Calcutta [2].
- 1853, the Locomotive Workshops at this time were at Howrah.
- 1856, Locomotive Workshops moved to Allahabad [2]
- 1857, on breakout of the Indian Mutiny and when the Mutiny at Allahabad forced a state of siege to be declared, he and his wife, with many other Europeans, went into the fort of that city. Owing to its crowded state, and the short supply of provisions, cholera was rampant and Mrs. Hodgson died on the 19th June, 1857 and he the day after the 20th of June [2].
The East Indian Railway 1857 Cawnpore Memorial bears his name [3].
References
- ↑ Archive.org "History of the East Indian Railway ..." by George Huddlestone Appendix A, pages 278, pdf page 333; Retrieved 7 Jun 2016
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Grace's Guide " John Hodgson"; Retrieved 7 Jun 2016
- ↑ Archive.org "History of the East Indian Railway ..." by George Huddlestone Appendix B, pages 280, pdf page 335; Retrieved 9 Jun 2016