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 South African Commercial Advertiser (1826-1840)

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Date transcribed2009-00-00
Transcribed bySue McKay - Marianne Mansfield
CommentSue McKay has kindly authorized us to publish her transcriptions of Family History-related data from the Announcements in the South African Commercial Advertiser. This is because they include very many references to personnel in the service of The East India Company en route to or from India or on furlough in S. Africa, which offered a more temperate climate. Also included are many officers and soldiers of the British Army regiments who may well have served in India shortly before or after serving in South Africa.

Publication Date  28 June 1834    
Event Date  9 March 1834    
First Name(s)  E.C.    
Surname  Morgan    
Rank or Occupation  Solicitor to the H.E.I. Company at Bombay    
Event  Death    
Full Entry  Saturday 28 June 1834:DIED on the 9th March on board the Euphrates, on the passage to Bombay, 15 days after giving birth to a son, Amelia Maria Georgina, wife of E.C. MORGAN Esq, Solicitor to the H.E.I. Company at Bombay and daughter of E.C. EMETT Esq of this Colony, aged 20 years and 0 months, deeply regretted by her afflicted parents and relations.    
Reference ( National Archives - Kew)  CO53/3    
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