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Bengal Deaths 1838-39

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Date transcribed	2014-00-00
Transcribed by	Peter Schofield

	Surname	Warlow
	First Names	Thomas
	Place	Delhi
	Year	1839
	Month	February
	Day	3
	Entry	WARLOW � It is our painful duty to announce the demise of Captain Thomas Warlow, of the Corps of Engineers, and Superintendent of Public Buildings, North West Provinces, of water on the chest, which melancholy event took place in the Horse Artillery Camp at this station, on the morning of the 3rd instant. His remains were interred in the City Burial Ground the same evening, attended by the military officers of the station, as well as many of the European Residents, by all of whom Captain Warlow was held in the highest estimation � Delhi Gazette, 6th February.
	Edition Year	1839
	Edition Date	Vol III, No XVIII, June 1839

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