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Date transcribed2016-04-25
Transcribed byPeter Evans
CommentNational Library of Wales - Birth notices in Welsh publications of people with India connection

View all other items of "Surname" with value "Pugh" in "Calcutta Birth notices" Surname  Pugh    
Son/daughter  Son    
Place  Darjeeling    
Year  1918    
Month  September    
Day  29    
Exact Entry  PUGH.-On the 29th September, 1918, at Darjeeling, India, the wife of A. J. Pugh of Cwmgoedwig, Llanfarian, Cardiganshire, and of 7, Minto Park, Calcutta, of a son.     
Publication  The Cambrian News and Merionethshire Standard    
Edition Year  1918    
Edition Month  November    
Edition Day  22    
Page No  1    
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Welsh Newspapers Online (1804-1919) (http://newspapers.library.wales/home). 700 english language entries transcribed from the Family Notices that have a reference to 'Madras'. Transcribed by Peter Evans with the cooperation of the National Library of Wales.
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