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Madras Deaths 1838-39

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Date transcribed	2014-00-00
Transcribed by	Peter Schofield

	Surname	Beadnell
	First Names	Alfred
	Place	Secunderabad
	Year	1839
	Month	August
	Day	8
	Entry	BEADNELL � At Secunderabad, on the 8th August, after an illness of nine days, Lieutenant Alfred Beadnell, Adjutant 1st Battalion Artillery, a young officer of great talent and merit, whose premature fate is the source of the most poignant regret to all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. He was an active and zealous officer, an amiable and accomplished gentleman, and a sincere and humble Christian, of a modest and retiring disposition, but ever alive to the calls of friendship, and anxious to render himself useful to his fellow creatures.
	Edition Year	1839
	Edition Date	Vol IV, No XXIV, December 1839

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