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 Madras Courier 1810

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Date transcribed2019-05-07
Transcribed byRobin Kinloch
CommentNames transcribed from the Madras Courier 1810

View all other items of "Event" with value "Marriage" in "Madras Courier 1810" Event  Marriage    
Forename  George    
View all other items of "Surname" with value "Eliott" in "Madras Courier 1810" Surname  Eliott    
Forename  Eliza Cecilia    
View all other items of "Surname" with value "Ness" in "Madras Courier 1810" Surname  Ness    
Day  25    
Month  May    
Year  1810    
View all other items of "Place" with value "Bengal" in "Madras Courier 1810" Place  Bengal    
Entry  On Friday afternoon, the 25th ultimo, at the Government House, The Honorable George Eliott, Second Son of the Right Honorable Lord Minto, a Captain in the Royal Navy, and Commanding His Majesty's Frigate La Modeste, to Miss Eliza Cecilia Ness.    
Year  1810    
Month  Jun    
Day  19    
Notes  sic Eliott, details omitted    
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