R. G. Anthonisz
Richard Gerald Anthonisz,
He was born in
He thereafter became a teacher and served as the Head Master at
A keen student of Dutch history and culture in Ceylon, in July 1899 Anthonisz was appointed to the new post of Examiner of Dutch Records, with the task of searching and organizing the scattered records and documents of the Dutch administration. With successful archive process of Dutch records, a new post of Government Archivist and Librarian was created by the British administration as part of the Chief Secretaries Office (also known as the
For his government service he was appointment as a
References
- ^ Remembering Richard Gerald Anthonisz — a pioneer and visionary
- ^ A facet of the European heritage comes alive
- ^ It has been stated erroneously that he studied at the Galle Central School. It is in the School that William Gibson was the head teacher or master which was the Wesleyan Methodist School the Galle School, superintended by the Rev Bridgnel.
- ^ Parliamentary Papers. H.M. Stationery Office. 1878.