Robert Gossett Woodthorpe

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Robert Gossett Woodthorpe

Lieut. Col
Robert Gossett Woodthorpe
RE
File:Woodthorpe, Robert Gossett.jpg
Born 1844
Died 1898
Residence 93 Sutherland Gardens, Maida Vale, W.
c/o Messrs Grindlay, Groom & Co., Bombay [1883]
c/o Messrs H.S. King and Co., 45 Pall Mall, SW [1888]
United Service Club, Simla [1894]
34 Hill Street, Knightsbridge [1897]
Occupation surveyor
Society Membership
membership Ordinary Fellow
left 1898 deceased
elected_AI 1881.04.12
clubs United Service Club




Notes

Office Notes

House Notes

1881.03.22 proposed
Death noted in report of the council for 1898
1899 Rudler's Presidential address: obituary

Notes From Elsewhere

Col. Woodthorpe began survey work as an Assistant Superintendent in 1871-2, working in the Lushai Hills, and subsequently in the Garo and Naga Hills. His 1882 lectures on the Nagas remained a standard work for many years; he illustrated his own writings with some fine drawings
Woodthorpe Robert Gossett (1844-1898) Colonel Superintendent of Survey of India

Publications

External Publications

Exploration on the Chindwin River, Upper Burma
1888
by Colonel R G Woodthorpe

House Publications

Shans and hill tribes of states on the Mekong

Related Material Details

RAI Material

MS

Other Material

BM sketch; PRM papers