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 South Park Street Cemetery, Calcutta - Part 2 [Holmes and Co]

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DescriptionTranscribed from Bengal Obituary. A compilation of tablets and monumental Inscriptions from various parts of Bengal and Agra Presidencies. By Holmes and Co., printed by W Thacker and Co 1851.
Date transcribed2010-08-01
Transcribed byPeter Bailey
CommentSouth Park Street Burial Ground begins on page 106 of the book and ends on page 176 - listing all inscriptions found in that cemetery as at 1851.

Records transcribed to date are from 1800 onwards. These are not in date sequence and so this Part 2 is the first part of subsequent records. Further records will be transcribed and included in Part 3, etc. until all are completed up to 1851.

Surname  Hutchinson    
Forename(s)  John Ross    
Year of Death  1838    
Inscription  Sacred to the Memory of John Ross Hutchison, Esq., of the Bengal Civil Service; one of the Judges of the Sudder Dewanny and Nizamut Adawlut of Bengal, a man who in his life was endowed with a powerful and correct judgment; a stedfast faith in religion and the loftiest principles of integrity. With these were happily united a refined taste and a most amiable and affectionate disposition. He has left a beloved wife and ten children, besides an extensive circle of attached friends to deplore his untimely loss. Born at Stonehaven, N.B. June 29th, 1792; died at Calcutta 16th September 1838. Requiescat in pace.    
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Transcribed from Holmes and Co - Bengal Obituary, and photographs of headstones at South Park Street Cemetery, Calcutta.
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