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Madras Civil Servants 1740 to 1858

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Date transcribed	2011-00-00
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	Surname	Sherson
	First Name(s)	Robert
	Date of Appointment as Writer	1793
	Summary of Service	1793: Writer. 1795 : Assistant under the Secretary in the Public, Commercial, and Revenue Department. 1796: Assistant to the Sea Customer. 1798: Deputy Sea Customer. 1800: At home. 1801 : Returned to India; Deuty Collector of Government Customs. 1802 : Reporter of External Commerce of Madras Territories. 1807 : Joint Assay Master. 1808 : Under temporary suspension from his different employments; At home. 1816 : Returned to India; Third Member of the Board of Trade. 1818 : Collector and Magistrate of Chittoor. 1819: Postmaster-General. 1821: Treasurer and Secretary to the Government Bank. 1824 : At home. 1827 : Out of the service

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A list of the Services of Madras Civil Servants from 1740 to 1858 compiled by Charles Prinsep and published in 1885

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