Robert Douglas

1889–1932 (age 43)

Biography

Robert Douglas served as a magistrate, holding an important position in the colonial administrative system. His career in the judiciary reflected the legal structures and governance of early 20th century India under British rule.

Douglas's tenure as magistrate placed him within the colonial bureaucracy, where he would have administered justice and maintained order within his jurisdiction. His legacy is preserved through his burial at St. John's Church.

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