Smeatonian Society of Civil Engineers - Presidents

Presidents

See also: Category:Presidents of the Smeatonian Society of Civil Engineers

The following is a list of presidents of the Society from its inception. Honorary Members are shown in italics. In 1793 the Society was reconstituted without a President. The post was reintroduced as an annually elected position in 1841:

  • 1771 Thomas Yeoman
  • 1781 Christopher Pinchbeck
  • 1783 Joseph Nickalls
  • 1841 Sir John Rennie
  • 1842 William Chadwell Mylne
  • 1843 Bryan Donkin
  • 1844 George Rennie
  • 1845 William Cubitt
  • 1846 Dr Peter Mark Roget, MD
  • 1847 Robert Stephenson
  • 1848 Joshua Field
  • 1849 John Taylor
  • 1850 James Simpson
  • 1851 Thomas Lloyd
  • 1852 James Walker
  • 1853 Charles Blacker Vignoles
  • 1854 Joseph Baxendale
  • 1855 Sir John Rennie(2nd term)
  • 1856 Robert Stephenson (2nd term)
  • 1857 John Hawkshaw
  • 1858 Henry Wollaston Blake
  • 1859 William Chadwell Mylne (2nd term)
  • 1860 John Murray
  • 1861 William Gravatt
  • 1862 Charles Hutton Gregory
  • 1863 Captain John Linton Arabin Simmons, RE
  • 1864 William Lindley
  • 1865 Peter William Barlow
  • 1866 Charles Blacker Vignoles (2nd term)
  • 1867 Alfred Giles
  • 1868 John Fowler
  • 1869 John Penn
  • 1870 Col. William Francis Drummond Jervois, RE
  • 1871 John Frederic La Trobe Bateman
  • 1872 Bryan Donkin
  • 1873 George Banks Rennie
  • 1874 Dr John Percy, MD
  • 1875 William Henry Barlow
  • 1876 Joseph William Bazalgette
  • 1877 James Abernethy
  • 1878 James Brunlees
  • 1879 Charles William Siemens
  • 1880 No president elected
  • 1881 Warington Wilkinson Smyth
  • 1882 George Barclay Bruce
  • 1883 Sir Frederick Joseph Bramwell
  • 1884 Edward Woods
  • 1885 Thomas Hawksley
  • 1886 Frederick Augustus Abel
  • 1887 Robert Joseph Rawlinson
  • 1888 Col.William Crossman, RE
  • 1889 John Clarke Hawkshaw
  • 1890 Richard Boxall Grantham
  • 1891 Captain John Linton Arabin Simmons, RE (2nd term)
  • 1892 John Wolfe Barry
  • 1893 Samuel Pope, QC
  • 1894 Benjamin Baker
  • 1895 Henry Marc Brunel
  • 1896 Captain Douglas Galton, RE
  • 1897 Frank McClean
  • 1898 William Henry Preece
  • 1899 Captain Andrew Noble, RA
  • 1900 William Henry White
  • 1901 Francis Willam Webb
  • 1902 James Dewar
  • 1903 Percy George Buchanan Westmacott
  • 1904 Alexander Richardson Binnie
  • 1905 George Chatterton
  • 1906 Alexander Siemens
  • 1907 George Neill Abernethy
  • 1908 Alexander Blackie William Kennedy
  • 1909 George Frederick Deacon
  • 1910 Cuthbert Andrew Brereton
  • 1911 Charles Hawksley
  • 1912 George Robert Jebb
  • 1913 William Cawthorne Unwin
  • 1914 Philip Watts
  • 1915-18 No president
  • 1919 John Hutton Balfour Browne, KC
  • 1920 Saxton William Armstrong Noble
  • 1921 John Strain
  • 1922 John Harvard Biles
  • 1923 Robert Elliott-Cooper
  • 1924 Maurice Fitzmaurice
  • 1925 Alan Archibald Campbell Swinton
  • 1926 Henry Reginald Arnulph Mallock
  • 1927 John Assheton Rennie
  • 1928 William Barton Worthington
  • 1929 Engineer Vice Admiral Henry John Oram
  • 1930 John Henry Tudsbery Tudsbery
  • 1931 John Audley Frederick Aspinall
  • 1932 Sir Archibald Denny, Bart
  • 1933 Kenneth Alfred Wolfe Barry
  • 1934 Charles Langbridge Morgan
  • 1935 William Vaux Graham
  • 1936 Ernest Frederic Crosbie Trench
  • 1937 Charles Pratt Sparks
  • 1938 John McFarlane Kennedy
  • 1939 Thomas Garmondsway Wrightson
  • 1940 No president
  • 1941 Sir Westcott Stile Abell
  • 1942 Sir Eustace Henry Tennyson-d'Eyncourt, Bart
  • 1943 Maurice Fitzgerald Wilson
  • 1944 Sir John Edward Thornycroft
  • 1945 Sir Richard Augustine Studdart Redmayne
  • 1946 William James Eames Binnie
  • 1947 Sir Alexander Gibb
  • 1948 Sir Leopold Halliday Savile
  • 1949 Sydney Bryan Donkin
  • 1950 Sir Cyril Reginald Sutton Kirkpatrick
  • 1951 Engineer Vice Admiral Sir Reginald William Skelton
  • 1952 Sir Murdoch MacDonald, MP
  • 1953 David Anderson
  • 1954 William Thomson Halcrow
  • 1955 Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Robertson Davidson
  • 1956 Marmaduke Tudsbery Tudsbery (Member Emeritus)
  • 1957 Vernon Alec Murray Robertson
  • 1958 Thomas Edwin Hawksley
  • 1959 Allan Stephen Quartermaine
  • 1960 Major William Henry Morgan
  • 1961 Brigadier Bruce Gordon White
  • 1962 William Kelly Wallace
  • 1963 Reginald Duncan Gwyther
  • 1964 John Garmondsway Wrightson
  • 1965 John Sunderland Langdale Train
  • 1966 George Matthew McNaughton
  • 1967 Vice Admiral (E) Sir Denys Chester Ford
  • 1968 David Mowat Watson
  • 1969 William Henry Glanville
  • 1970 Geoffrey Morse Binnie (Member Emeritus)
  • 1971 HRH the Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh, KG, PC, KT
  • 1972 Reginald William Mountain
  • 1973 Harold John Boyer Harding (Member Emeritus)
  • 1974 John Elliott George Palmer (Member Emeritus)
  • 1975 Reginald White Hawkey
  • 1976 Sir Victor Shepheard (Member Emeritus)
  • 1977 Vice Admiral Sir Frank Trowbridge Mason
  • 1978 Ralph Freeman (Member Emeritus)
  • 1979 Cecil Robert Costeker Turner
  • 1980 Thomas Angus Lyall Paton (Member Emeritus)
  • 1981 Alec Westley Skempton (Member Emeritus)
  • 1982 Douglas Cecil Coode (Member Emeritus)
  • 1983 Sir Eric Grant Yarrow, Bart
  • 1984 William Gordon Harris
  • 1985 Alfred Henry Cantrell
  • 1986 John Walter Baxter
  • 1987 Rear Admiral John Garth Watson
  • 1988 Sir William Kirby Laing
  • 1989 Alan James Harris
  • 1990 Edwin McAlpine, Baron McAlpine of Moffat (died 1990)
  • 1990 Alan Mais, Baron Mais
  • 1991 A D Holland
  • 1992 F D Penny
  • 1993 John Vernon Bartlett
  • 1994 N N B Ordman
  • 1995 James G Wiltshire
  • 1996 Surgeon Vice-Admiral Sir James Watt
  • 1997 Henry Chilver, The Lord Chilver of Cranfield
  • 1998 Vice-Admiral Sir Philip Watson
  • 1999 Peter Arthur Cox
  • 2000 Sir Hugh Ford
  • 2001 John A Gaffney
  • 2002 Major General P J M Pellereau
  • 2003 Sir Diarmuid Downs
  • 2004 Professor Jacques Heyman
  • 2005 John C McKenzie
  • 2006 Air Marshal Sir Charles Pringle
  • 2007 Sir William McAlpine
  • 2008 Sir Martin Laing
  • 2009 David Gwilym Morris Roberts
  • 2010 Sir John Parker
  • 2011 Alastair M Soane
  • 2012 G O Whitehead
  • 2013 George Bartlett QC

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