WALKER, HENRY HAMILTON

Surveyor, of Dublin. Henry Hamilton Walker was an apprentice of JOHN BROWNRIGG  JOHN BROWNRIGG in 1794 and was living in Islandbridge, Dublin, the following year. Wilson's Dublin Directory lists him at 56 Charlemont Street, Dublin, from 1799 until 1820. According to Andrews, Walker belonged to the 'French' school of cartography in Ireland, working in a style which originated with JOHN ROCQUE. JOHN ROCQUE.

References

Information in this entry is from J.H. Andrews, Plantation Acres (Ulster Historical Foundation, 1985), 170,187,358, and Sarah Bendall, ed., Dictionary of Land Surveyors and Local Map-Makers of Great Britain and Ireland 1530-1850, (2nd edition, 1997), II, 531.

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Building:	CO. ANTRIM, BELFAST, CARROWREAGH (DUNDONALD), HOUSES (202), GARAGES (044) & SHOPS (002)
Date:	1959
Nature:	Tenders invited by Castlereagh RDC for erection of 202 houses, 44 garages and 2 shops at Carrowreagh and 21 flats at Moatview Pk, Dundonald.
Refs:	IB 101, 12 Dec 1959, 940

Building:	CO. ANTRIM, BELFAST, MOATVIEW PARK (DUNDONALD), FLATS (021)
Date:	1959
Nature:	Tenders invited by Castlereagh RDC for erection of 202 houses, 44 garages and 2 shops at Carrowreagh and 21 flats at Moatview Pk, Dundonald.
Refs:	IB 101, 12 Dec 1959, 940