Wanderers FC & Old Wykehamists FC

1 cap, 0 goals

P 1 W 0 D 0 L 1 F 1: A 3
0% successful
1877

disciplined: none
captaincies: none
minutes played: 90

Cannot be found on the 1851-71 census returns. Presumed in the East Indies. His father, Major William Bayford Lindsay, was still serving in the army. According to the Harts Army List of 1888, becoming a lieutenant in 1861, a captain in 1872 and a major in 1879, all in the East Indies. He had arrived with the Tenth Regiment Native Infantry in Burmah in 1852. 

According to the 1881 census, William is married to Emily with two children, Lilias and William. They have two servants and they live at 88 Bessborough Street in Westminster, London. William is a civil servant clerk.

According to the 1891 census, .
In 1897, William was one of two executor's of the will upon the death of Sophia Edwardes. He was living at Gloucester House in Richmond.

According to the 1901 census, William is married, living with one of his children, Lilias, at Gloucester House. They have three servants. William is working in the Indian Office as a civil servant.

According to the 1911 census, William is still married with two servants, living at 5 Albury Gardens, in Kings Road, Richmond, London. The census states that one of their two children has died.
In November 1916, Lindsay was the only executor of the will upon the death of Augustus Fitt Drake, who had died in October. Lindsay was still living at Gloucester House.
Upon his own death, Lindsay's will was executed by Mrs Lilias Bineey, his daughter, with whom he left nearly £1000. He had died at 1 Minor Canon Row, in the shadow of Rochester Cathedral.