charcoal. He also drew up catalogues for the Indian departments at international exhibitions, and with John William Kaye edited Meadows Taylor's People of India, London, 1868–1872, 6 vols. As part of his departmental work, Watson established a photographic branch. Numerous photographs were made in depicting India, and large maps of the country in relief. They were used to illustrate his own works and those of other writers. Family Watson was married, and was survived by his widow, Amelia Mary Anne Watson. Notes External links Attribution 1827 births 1892 deaths 19th-century Scottish medical doctors Scottish writers Directors of museums in the United Kingdom 19th-century British businesspeople British people in colonial India Writers about India