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Dictionary of Indian Biography G to I
Date transcribed | 2011-04-00 | Transcribed by | Peter Bailey | Comment | Note that notables of Indian, Afghan, etc. origin do not always follow the alphabetical name pattern established by Buckland in his original work. |
| Surnames | Hidayat Ali | | First Name(s) | Khan Bahadur | | Year of Birth | ? | | Year of Death | 1882 | | Entry | Attached at first to Rattray's Sikhs (45th N.I.) : was at the sieges of Multan, 1848-9, and at Ramnagar and Gujarat : in 1856, in Rattray's Police Battalion : in the mutiny at Dinapur assisted the civil authorities to arrest rebels : gained the first class of the Order of British India, made Sirdar Bahadur : at several engagements defeated the Shahabad rebels in 1858 : gained the first class Order of Merit : in the Sikhim expedition, 1861 : and helped with Rattray's police force to suppress disturbances at Sambalpur : with the police in 1862, helped to put down the rebellion in the Khasia and Jaintia hills : assistant to the Political Officer in the Bhutan expedition : Commandant of the Cooch Behar troops : in charge of the Coolie Corps in the Lushai expedition, 1871-2 : Khan Bahadur : A.D.C to the C in C : C.I.E. : died at Dinapur, July 3, 1882 : Lt-Colonel : an officer of great soldierly qualities and capacity. |
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A List of eminent persons who served in British India, together with short biographical notes of each
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