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 Mardan Cemetery and Churchyard - Grave Transcriptions

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DescriptionMardan Was a cantonment near Nowshera in Peshawar District North West Frontier (Bengal Presidency) during the British period.
Date transcribed2026-03-15
Transcribed bySandra Seager
CommentTranscriptions of headstone inscriptions at Mardan Churchyard and Cemetery, Pakistan (Bengal Presidency). Our thanks to Mr Asad Awan who submitted these images to Fibiwiki.

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View all other items of "Surname" with value "Cochrane" in "Mardan Cemetery and Churchyard - Grave Transcriptions" Surname  Cochrane    
First Names  John    
Rank/ Title  Sergt-Piper    
Regt/ Occupation  2nd Bn Highland Light Infy    
Death year  1897 ?    
Death date  7 Sep    
Age at Death  29y    
Inscription  Sergt-Piper John Cochrane 2nd Bn Highland Light Infy who died at Hoti Mardan 7 Sep 1897? aged 29 years    
Fibiwiki Image1  Fibiwiki: In Memory of Sgt Piper John Cochrane.JPG    
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Digital photographs of headstones located at Marden Cemetery & Churchyard, Pakistan, (Bengal Pres (NWF)). Grave Images can be viewed on the Fibwiki: Mardan Cemetery and Churchyard Graves
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