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 Transcription of Death Announcements 1809 - 1844

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Year of Death  1832    
First Names  Francis    
Surname  Ingram    
Date of Death  2 - Dec    
IOR Reference  None    
Source Name  East India Register    
Source Year  1834    
Source Edition  2    
Source Presidency  Madras    
Source Event  Death    
Entry  Of cholera, on his march from Secunderabad to Masulipatam, to embark for England, Francis Ingram, Esq., a captain in H.M. 46th regt., youngest son of the Rev. Rowland Ingram, B.D., of Craven Bank, Yorkshire.    
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These entries, taken over the period 1809 to 1844, are similar to the announcements made in certain quality newspapers of the present day. It should be indicated that very many of these announcements are not matched by entries in the IOR�s N-series Ecclesiastical Records. They therefore represent very important supplementary sources of data.
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