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William Willcocks

Sir William Willcocks KCMG (27 September 1852 in India – 28 July 1932 in Cairo, Egypt) was a British civil engineer during the high point of the British Empire. He was an irrigation engineer who proposed and built the first Aswan Dam, the scale of which had never been attempted previously. He later undertook other major irrigation projects in South…

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Born
27 September 1852 (1852-09-27) Landour, North-Western Provinces, British India
Children
Mary Helena Willcocks, Maddeline Frances Willcocks, Alexander John Willcocks
Died
28 July 1932(1932-07-28) (aged 79) Cairo, Egypt
Parent(s)
William and Mary Willcocks
Projects
Aswan Low Dam, Assiut Barrage, Hindiya Barrage
Spouse
Susan Ann Scott Moncrieff

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William Willcocks → 27 September 1852 (1852-09-27) Landour, North-Western Provinces, British India
Children · 1
William Willcocks → Mary Helena Willcocks, Maddeline Frances Willcocks, Alexander John Willcocks
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William Willcocks → 28 July 1932(1932-07-28) (aged 79) Cairo, Egypt
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William Willcocks → William and Mary Willcocks
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William Willcocks → Susan Ann Scott Moncrieff

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egypt irrigation british later projects cairo india dam works engineer willcocks aswan public sir first scott moncrieff barrage william kcmg

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William WillcocksBorn27 September 1852 (1852-09-27) Landour, North-Western Provinces, British India1.00infobox
William WillcocksChildrenMary Helena Willcocks, Maddeline Frances Willcocks, Alexander John Willcocks1.00infobox
William WillcocksDied28 July 1932(1932-07-28) (aged 79) Cairo, Egypt1.00infobox
William WillcocksParent(s)William and Mary Willcocks1.00infobox
William WillcocksProjectsAswan Low Dam, Assiut Barrage, Hindiya Barrage1.00infobox
William WillcocksSpouseSusan Ann Scott Moncrieff1.00infobox
Freya Starkinstance ofAt the time he mixed with Arabists0.80text
the intrepid travellerinstance ofAt the time he mixed with Arabists0.80text
and Sir Leonard Woolleyinstance ofAt the time he mixed with Arabists0.80text
the archaeologist of Ur of the Chaldeesinstance ofAt the time he mixed with Arabists0.80text
excavator of the ziggurat at Ur.He later worked on irrigation projects in Romania shortly before the outbreak of World War Iinstance ofAt the time he mixed with Arabists0.80text
and again as late as 1928 in Bengalinstance ofAt the time he mixed with Arabists0.80text

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