Charles Brooke Rawlinson ⁵⁴

  General Notes:

From The Times, January 20, 1919

The death has taken place in London from heart failure, at the age of
52, of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Brooke Rawlinson, C.I.E., son of the
late Canon Rawlinson, of Canterbury, formerly Camden Professor at
Oxford, and nephew of the late Major-General Sir Henry Rawlinson, Bt.,
G.C.B. Educated at Marlborough, Colonel Rawlinson received his first
commission in 1885. Later he entered the Indian Political Department,
in which he did much valuable work on the North-West Frontier. First
appointed, in 1889, an Assistant Commissioner in the Punjab, he became
Deputy Commissioner 10 years later, and Political Agent in 1906.
After holding the appointment of Revenue Commissioner, North-West
Frontier Province, Colonel Rawlinson retired in May, 1917, after 32
years' service.

  Birth Notes:

Birth

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Resided: 15 January 1919, 80 Knightsbridge, London. ¹³

2. He had an estate probated on 16 April 1919 in London. ¹³