Charlie Linstedt Dyson ^{20,307,330,530}

  General Notes:

According to Bob Dyson, Charlie was murdered by an Indian native during an uprising in Jessore. The internet has several websites referring to a farmers' uprising in 1889 because the British ordered them to plant indigo, which had become a very popular colour in Britain, rather than rice and other foodstuffs for their own consumption. He was an Assistant Superintendent of the Bengal Police at the time. Jessore is now in Bangladesh, a country that was created during the 1947 partitioning of India.

LDS Records his death of Batch #75000-2, Film #510889, Ref #510-889 and I will see if it can be ordered through the LDS office when it re-opens after Labour Day.
Maureen

  Research Notes:

Six year old Charlie Dyson shows up for the first time on the 1871 Ickham, Kent census with his grandmother Emily Henty and sisters Emily and Ella.
So far have not found him anywhere else.. jca


LDS FHL index to Baptisms, Bengal Presidency, 1860-1867 , Volume 7, LDS FHL film 498515
1862: Vol 102, Dyson, Emily S, Folio 581
1863, Vol 106, Dyson, Alice M, Folio 47
1865, Vol 111, Dyson, Charlie L, Folio 352.. confirmed to be son of Thomas and Emily Sarah Dyson.
1866, Vol 118, Dyson, Mabel S, Folio 52

  Noted events in his life were:

• Residence: Fort William, 1865, Calcutta, Bengal, India. ⁵³⁰

• Residence: Ickham Lodge, 1871, Ickham, Kent. ³³⁰

• Occupation: Assistant Supt. of Bengal Police, 1889, Bengal, India. ^307,531