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The Story of the Cambrian

Note 16 — Chapter I · BIRTH AND PARENTAGE.

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See “Minutes of the proceedings of the Institute of Civil Engineers,” published June, 1889. He died on March 24th, 1888, having been engaged on nearly all the railways started in North and Central Wales, and later on the Sardinian railways, where he formed a close intimacy with Garibaldi. He returned to Marchwiel Hall, near Wrexham, where he laid out one of the finest cricket grounds in the Kingdom. He was a J. P. for Denbighshire and declined many invitations to enter Parliament.

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