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 South Park Street Cemetery, Calcutta - Part 3 [Holmes and Co]

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DescriptionTranscribed from Bengal Obituary. A compilation of tablets and monumental Inscriptions from various parts of Bengal and Agra Presidencies. By Holmes and Co., printed by W Thacker and Co 1851.
Date transcribed2012-08-01
Transcribed byPeter Bailey
CommentSouth Park Street Burial Ground begins on page 106 of the book and ends on page 176 - listing all inscriptions found in that cemetery as at 1851.

Surname  Newton    
Forename(s)  Charles    
Rank or Title  Sub-Conductor    
Year of Death  1822    
Inscription  Sacred to the Memory of Sub-Conductor Charles Newton, who departed this life the 28th July 1822, aged 22 years. Leaving a disconsolate widow and one child to deplore his loss. This tomb is erected by his beloved wife, Susanna Newton.    
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Transcribed from Holmes and Co - Bengal Obituary, and photographs of headstones at South Park Street Cemetery, Calcutta.
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