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 Bengal Marriages 1838-39

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Transcribed byPeter Schofield

Groom Surname  Jackson    
Groom First names  W Burton    
Bride Surname  Armstrong    
Bride First names  Margaret    
Place  Secunderabad    
Year  1839    
Month  August    
Day  13    
Entry  JACKSON � ARMSTRONG, At Secunderabad, on Tuesday, the 13th August, by the Reverend W Tomes, A.B., Captain W Burton Jackson, 25th Regiment Madras Native Infantry, the eldest son of Major General George Jackson, Madras Army, to Margaret Armstrong, the second daughter of the late Edward Armstrong, Esq., of Hook, Dumfriesshire.    
Edition Year  1839    
Edition Date  Vol IV, No XXIV, December 1839    
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