The Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire 1917 New Year Honours

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riband, badge , star of knight grand commander of order of indian empire


knight commander (kcie)

robert bailey clegg, indian civil service, first member, board of revenue, madras, , additional member of council of governor making laws , regulations
henry wheeler csi cie indian civil service, lately secretary government of india in home department


honorary knight commander


juddha shumsher jang bahadur rana, commanding general of southern division in nepal

companion (cie)

william alexander, traffic department, great indian peninsula railway, bombay
victor bayley, assistant secretary, railway board, , superintendent of munitions, india
stephen montagu burrows, secretary oxford delegacy oriental students
lieutenant-colonel hugh alan cameron, royal engineers, traffic manager, north-western railway of india
percy albert churchward, managing director, bank of rangoon, burma
william strachan coutts, indian civil service, registrar of patna high court, bihar , orissa
rao bahadur appaji ganesh dandekar, honorary magistrate, thana district, bombay
major william edmund ritchie dickson, royal engineers, general staff officer, 1st grade, army headquarters, india
lieutenant-colonel john herbert dickson, indian army, supply , transport corps, assistant director of supplies , transport, bombay
commander william ramsay binny douglas, royal indian marine, senior military transport officer, bombay
lieutenant-colonel john farmer frcvs indian civil veterinary department, chief superintendent, punjab
charles francis fitch, of mussoorie, united provinces of agra , oudh
john dillon flynn, goods superintendent, great indian peninsula railway, wadi bunder, bombay
major edward scott gillett, army veterinary corps, personal assistant director-general, army remount-department, india
william robert gourlay, indian civil service, private secretary governor of bengal
captain ralph edwin hotchkin griffith, indian army, political department, assistant political agent, north-west frontier province
francis sylvester grimston mice superintendent, rifle factory, ishapore
philip joseph hartog, lately secretary departmental committees on organisation of oriental studies in london
major westwood norman hay, indian army, commandant, zhob militia, baluchistan
lieutenant-colonel james graham hojel indian medical service, officer commanding, lady hardinge war hospital, bombay
robert erskine holland, indian civil service, deputy secretary (political) foreign , political department, government of india
khan bahadur muhammad aziz-ud-din husain, sahib bahadur iso collector of south arcot, madras presidency, , special agent, french settlement, , political agent pondicherry
william john keith, indian civil service, revenue secretary government of burma, , member of council of lieutenant-governor making laws , regulations
lieutenant-colonel norborne kirby, royal engineers, officiating commanding royal engineer, 6th (poona) divisional area
arthur james warburton kitchin, indian civil service, deputy commissioner, lyallpur, punjab
temporary major robert scarth farquhar macrae, indian police, controller of native craft, mesopotamia expeditionary force, , lately commissioner of police, baroda state
henry miller, member of council of chief commissioner of assam making laws , regulations
diwan bahadur lala bisheshar nath, late diwan of rajgarh state, central india
major william edmund pye, 98th infantry, recruiting officer jats , hindustani musalmans
major sidney mervyn rice, 64tth pioneers, deputy assistant quartermaster-general, army headquarters, india
sardar bahadur bhagat singh, wazir of poonch, kashmir (posthumous)
major claude bayfield stokes, 3rd skinners horse, general staff officer, 2nd grade, army headquarters, india
charles augustus tegart mvo indian police, additional deputy commissioner of police, calcutta
captain drury st. aubyn wake cb rn
captain edmund walter, indian army, supply , transport corps, deputy assistant director of transport, army headquarters, india
lieutenant duncan william wilson, indian army reserve of officers, assistant embarkation staff officer, bombay
lieutenant edgar clements withers, royal indian marine, intelligence officer, persian gulf
morris yudlevitz young medical officer @ oil fields, persian gulf
lieutenant-colonel henry alfred young, royal artillery, director of ordnance inspection, india






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