Henry St George Tucker (1771–1851) was an English financier and official of the East India Company.
[1] Tucker states in a biographical account that he was eldest of ten sons and had one sister.
Deputy-Quartermaster-General at the Presidency of Bombay, also died at sea; Major Charlton B. Tucker, served as aide-de-camp to Sir M. Nightingale when Commander-in-Chief of the army at Bombay; Richard Alexander Tucker,[4] who was Chief-Justice at Newfoundland.
[1] Chief Secretary in the Revenue and Judicial Department to the government in Calcutta.
Lord Moira selected Tucker to be Governor of Java, but he never returned to the East.