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 Holy Trinity Church, Bangalore - Memorial Inscriptions

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Date transcribed2021-07-00
Transcribed byAlan Edmonds and Sandra Seager
CommentCenotaphs, Plaques, Memorials at Holy Trinity Church, Bangalore Madras.

Our thanks to Gloria Dingley, Mark Newbery and Vernon Wright who took these photographs.

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View all other items of "Surname" with value "Stokes" in "Holy Trinity Church, Bangalore - Memorial Inscriptions" Surname  Stokes    
First Names  W E    
Rank/ Title  Lieutenant    
Regiment/ Occupation  14th Hussars    
Death Year  1878    
Death Day/ Mon  27 Sep    
Inscription  To the memory of Lieutenant W E Stokes 14th Hussars who died at Madras September 27th 1878 Erected by the Officers 14th Hussars    
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