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Waterhouse, William Taylor was born on April 12, 1911 in Burlington, Iowa, United States. Son of Charles Eugene and Mildred (Elliott) Waterhouse.
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William Taylor Waterhouse
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William Taylor Waterhouse, American civil engineer, consultant. Registered professional engineer and land surveyor, Colorado. Recipient Meritorious Service Honor award, United States Department Interior, 1971. Fellow: American Society of Civil Engineers (state president 1972); member: Society of America Military Engineers (local secretary, treasurer 1947-1950), Masons Lodge.
Education
Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics, University Illinois, 1932. Master of Arts in Mathematics, University Illinois, 1933. Business and Community Engagement, University Colorado, 1956.
Career
Civil engineer United States Engineering Department, Rock Island, Illinois, 1934—1938, Vicksburg, Mississippi, 1938—1941, Galveston, Texas, 1941—1942, United States Bureau Reclamation, Denver, 1946—1972, consultant civil engineering, since 1972. Served to lieutenant colonel United States Army, 1942-1946.
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Served lieutenant colonel United States Army, 1942-1946. Fellow American Society of Civil Engineers (state president 1972). Member Society American Military Engineers (local secretary, treasurer 1947-1950).
Lodges:Masons.
Connections
Married Grace Louise Drum, June 18, 1938. 1 child William Charles.
