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 European Magazine & London Review - Deaths 1782-1825

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Date transcribed2017-01-06
Transcribed byPeter Schofield
CommentEntries transcribed from The European Magazine published in London from 1782 until 1826. Death Announcements.

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View all other items of "Surname" with value "Dunscombe" in "European Magazine & London Review - Deaths 1782-1825" Surname  Dunscombe    
Forename  Adam Dewman    
Title/ Rank  Captain    
Age  26y    
Entry  At Madras, in his 26th year, Captain Adam Dewman Dunscombe, of His Majestys 89th Regiment, brother to Mrs James Massy, junior, of Stoneville, and of Mrs William Russell, of Limerick. He served his country in the four quarters of the globe, was through all the active service of his regiment in India, and was wounded at the taking of Java, of the effects of which he died.    
Place  Madras    
Death Year  1812    
Edition Volume  62    
Edition Date  September    
Edition Year  1812    
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The European Magazine and London Review was originally published in London in 1782. It was a monthly magazine with eighty-nine semi-annual volumes and was published from 1782 to 1826.
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