COLONEL HENRY MAPP

Henry Mapp was born in Bombay; His first religious connections were brought about a conversation he had with his eldest brother who has come int contact with the Salvation Army.

He became an enthusiastic Soldier and, at an early age, became an officer. His career has been one of steady advancement.  In 1890 he had risen to the position of District officer, and in the same year he was married to Captain Harriman, who had done excellent work as Slum and Corps Officer and Special Collector in England and India.

After some splendid service in the Northwest Province came command of the Army’s work in Madras. Assistant Social Secretayship for India and Ceylon followed next. Twelve months in the Foreign Office was succeeded by the charge of the Ceylon Territory. Then came transfer to the British Command as the Chief Secretary.

His next appointment was to the Foreign Office graduating to the position of Second Assistant Foreign Secretary at International Headquarters. The Colonel was in the Foreign Office for eight and a half years, following which he was appointed Assistant Field Secretary with the rank of full Colonel.

On August 30, 1908 Colonel Mapp became the Chief Secretary for Canada.