John Sheehy (administrator)

John Sheehy (12 October 1889 in Tuam, County Galway - May 1949) was a British colonial official.

He received his education at Tuam CBS and St Jarlath's College in Tuam, St Patrick's College Maynooth and Queens College Galway. His father was a policeman in Tuam.

War, Burma and after

Sheehy passed the Indian Civil Service examination in 1913 and posted to Burma, where he was on active service from 1914–1918. After the war he returned to Burma and was appointed to the Development Commission in Rangoon and in 1924 was made deputy secretary to the Government in Burma. In 1937 Sheehy was transferred to Delhi and was appointed to the Central Board of Revenue with a joint secrership of the Finance Department of the Indian Government. He was made a Companion of the Indian Civil Service in 1939 and received a knighthood in 1943. He retired from India to join the Control Commission for Germany in 1947. Here he served as Director of Public Revenue and Assistant Adviser to the Military Governor. He married J.A. Simpson in 1927.

Sources

Obituary, The Times, Thursday, 12 May 1949; pg. 7; Issue 51379; col E

gollark: SPUDNET uses purely string channels and has per-channel keybased authentication.

gollark: As a mostly internal service for PotatOS and such it is also not open sourced.

gollark: I'm osmarks, the web UI is mine, and the new URL is skynet.osmarks.net. I don't think it allows tables as channels now. SPUDNET is more complex and somewhat poorly documented.

gollark: There are other projects in this space like soqet with authentication, but the design called for making it as trustless and simple as possible so skynet requires you to do encryption and stuff yourself (SPUDNET, another project of mine, does *not* do this and does have a fairly complex authorization system, but is used in different areas).

gollark: Someone here made something which meddles with the peripheral API to make it emulate actual modem peripherals, but by default the API is quite different.

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