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 Deaths 1918

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Date transcribed2012-11-27
Transcribed byD Edge, A Webb, J Birtles, J Adler, A Goodchild, B Rudder, L Fretwell, M Holmes, D Freer, G Atkinson, J Harrison, P Stanes and E Nelson
CommentDeaths as reported in the Times of India newspaper 1918 editions

View all other items of "Surname" with value "Mapp" in "Deaths 1918" Surname  Mapp    
Given name(s)  A E L    
View all other items of "Place" with value "Jamalpur" in "Deaths 1918" Place  Jamalpur    
Year  1917    
month  Oct    
day  27    
Register Entry  In Memoriam-In loving rememberance of AEL Mapp, Supdt. Of Office EI Railway Jamalpur who passed away suddenly 27th Oct 1917. Formerly of the Agency GIP Railway Bombay.     
Edition Year  1918    
Edition Date  28 Oct    
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