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 Graves at St Thomas Church, Ooty - Image index

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Date transcribed2018-01-03
Transcribed byHilary Condon, Betty Rudder
CommentAdditional entries added 3 Jun 2021.

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View all other items of "Surname" with value "Moberly" in "Graves at St Thomas Church, Ooty - Image index" Surname  Moberly    
First Names  Henry Stuart    
Rank/ Occupation  Captain    
Regiment  72 Punjabis    
Date of Death  20 Sep 1915    
Age at Death  28y    
Inscription  In ever loving memory of Henry Moberly ICS retired Born March 10th 1857 Fell asleep March 31st 1919 Also in ever loving memory of his eldest son Captain Henry Stuart Moberly 74 Punjabis who was killed in action in France on the 20th September 1915 Aged 28    
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