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 Ambala Mar-Jun 1947 - Census of European British subjects & foreigners

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DescriptionTranscribed from the series IOR/R/3/2/87-118 consisting of 32 binders in all. This is the first binder - Ambala (IOR/R/3/2/87). An informal census of British (and other nationalities) residing in Punjab - Ambala district - in the run-up to Independence in 1947.
Date transcribed2023-11-02
Transcribed bySandra Seager
CommentOnly those born before 1923 have been listed here. In some cases ages of children have not been included.

Each Form was to be completed and returned to the Superintendent of Police Ambala / Karnal / Lahore - without delay.

View all other items of "Surname" with value "Bonaventure" in "Ambala Mar-Jun 1947 - Census of European British subjects & foreigners" Surname  Bonaventure    
First Names  Mother St    
Title  Mother    
Nationality  British    
Occupation  Teacher    
Relationship to Principal  Principal    
Employer  Convent of Jesus & Mary    
Present Address  121 Staff Road    
County/ Prov  A[mbala]    
Country  India    
Permanent Address India  121 Staff Road    
County/ Prov  A[mbala]    
Movements up to 30 Jun 1948  Stationary    
Depart before June 1948  Decision to be made by Rev Mother    
Parent/ Spouse Name  No Family    
Children Names  No Family    
Family with you?  No Family    
Form date  12 May 1947    
Additional Remarks  form signed M S Bonaventure. Other information; Departure left to the decision of Higher Superior Rev Mother, Provincial Convent of Jesus & Mary Simla East. No Family - Member of a Religious Congregation (Provincial House Simla East)    
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Files of the Inspector-General of Police, Punjab, on the enumeration of European British subjects and foreigners resident in various districts. The enumeration was undertaken as part of the planning for the possible need for an emergency evacuation of Europeans.
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