Frederick J. Dick
(1856–1927)
Irish civil engineer and Theosophist. Served as secretary of the Dublin Lodge and later taught mathematical astronomy and related subjects at the Theosophical headquarters at Point Loma.
Civil engineer, Theosophist and pupil of Blavatsky. Served as secretary of the Dublin Lodge and editor of The Irish Theosophist; joined the headquarters at Point Loma in 1905 (BCW 11:571-572).
Hosted H. S. Olcott at his Dublin home in October 1889 during Olcott’s tour of Ireland with B. Keightley. (B. de Zirkoff, BCW 11:xxvi)
Some links:
- Quotes: Zirkoff, Boris
- CTD article in Russian: Дик, Фредерик Дж.
- Other resources: Source, The Theosophist, vol. 11, September 1890, p. 685-686
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Lifetime: 1856–1927
Shortly: Irish civil engineer and Theosophist. Served as secretary of the Dublin Lodge and later taught mathe...