from: Register of Clerks in the Service of the Great
Western Railway
Name, Address, & Date of Entering Company's Service |
Brattle, Henry |
Age |
21 |
Commencing Salary |
60/- |
Date |
Department |
At what Station |
Increased Salary |
Dec 1841 |
Booking |
Paddington |
Dec 1841 |
70/- |
Mar 1842 |
Booking |
Cirencester |
Jun 1842 |
80/- |
|
Booking |
Hanwell |
Sep 1843 |
90/- |
Jul 1847 |
100/- |
Oct 1852 |
Booking |
Wallingford |
Oct 1852 |
110/- |
Apr 1854 |
Booking |
Windsor |
Apr 1854 |
120/- |
Jul 1855 |
Booking |
Solihull |
|
|
May 1856 |
Booking |
Banbury |
|
|
Name and Residence of Sureties |
Revd H J Howlett, 9 Young St, Kensington
|
E. Balfour Esq, Lincolns Inn Fields |
Date, and Cause of Leaving the Company's Service |
Resigned July 1858 |
Remarks |
|
Note:
One of Henry's sureties was the Revd John Henry Howlett, his uncle.
Howlett was married to Mary Brattle the younger sister of Robert
Brattle, Henry's father.
Henry's other surety, Edmund Belfour, was his uncle on his late
mother's side. Edmund Belfour was the secretary to the Royal College of
Surgeons