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Surname  Wrangham    
First Name(s)  John    
Date of Appointment as Writer  1783    
Summary of Service  1783: Writer: 1785: In Bengal. 1787: Assistant to the Secretary in the Public Department. 1788: Assistant at Tanjore. 1790: Deputy Paymaster and Deputy Import Warehouse-keeper, and Member of the Committee for investigating the King's Army accounts 179I - Assistant to the Collector of Madura and Dindigul. I793 : Member of the Committee of Investigation at Noozeed. 1796: Collector of the Fourth Division of the Masulipatam Districts. 1798: Out of employ. 1800: At home. Died, 4th November 1804, at Tunbridge Wells.    
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A list of the Services of Madras Civil Servants from 1740 to 1858 compiled by Charles Prinsep and published in 1885
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