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Date transcribed | 2000-00-00 | Transcribed by | Steve van Dulken |
| Surname | Blunt | | First names | Charles William | | Rank/ occupation | Writer & Baronet | | Death date | 29 Aug 1802 | | Place of death | Near Calcutta | | Source | Gentleman's Magazine | | Date | Mar 1803 | | Page number | 283 | | Detail | At his house at Pulta, near Calcutta, aged 73, Sir Charles-William Blunt, bart. Of Cleery, Hants, so created June 17, 1720. He went out to India in the humble capacity of writer in the Company's service about 20 years ago, leaving a wife and a numerous family in England, in very slender circumstances; but obtaining, soon after a lucrative appointment in the bullock contract, besides a share in the post-office, and forming honourable and advantageous connexions, he married hid daughters to men of family, fortune, and merit. He has left £100,000, three fourths of which he has bequeathed to his eldest son, now in India, Charles-Richard Blunt, who inherits also the title, and who, on account of his merit and eminent service, has lately been promoted, by the India Company, to a situation worth £4000 a year. |
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