Ivor Edward David
Ivor Edward David (6 April 1875 - 23 November 1913) was the seventh British colonial Inspector-General of Police in Ceylon (1910-1913). Ivor Edward David was born 6 April 1875 in Llandaff, Glamorgan, Wales.[1] David joined the Indian Police Service having passed the Civil Service Examination, where he served in Mysore, Bangalore and Madras.[2][3] In 1910 when Cyril Longden's contract as Inspector-General of Police of Ceylon expired the Colonial government first considered appointing Herbert Dowbiggin but he was determined as being too young for the position.[1] The government instead choose to appoint David, the District Superintendent of Police in Madras,[2] as the new Inspector-General of Police in Ceylon.[1][4] During his tenure David is noted for establishing the Police sports grounds in Bambalapitiya in 1912.[5][6][7] David died unexpectedly on 23 November 1913 in Colombo, Ceylon[1][2][8] at the age of 38. His position as Inspector-General of Police was filled by Dowbiggin.[4] References
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