havelock

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 33
[Named after General Havelock, the British officer who, during the Indian mutinies and rebellion of 1857, recaptured Cawnpore from Nana Sahib; and, fighting his way thence to the beleaguered garrison of Lucknow, had himself to be released by Sir Colin Campbell, afterward Lord Clyde. He died of dysentery on November 24, 1857.] A light covering for the head and neck, worn as a protection against sunstroke.
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