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 Deaths 1889

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Date transcribed2009-08-18
Transcribed byD Edge, J Birtles, D Stephens, S George, C Kearnes, M Delroy, A Glewis, and D Moore
CommentDeaths as reported in 'Domestic Occurrences' in the Times of India 1889 Editions

View all other items of "Surname" with value "Tennant" in "Deaths 1889" Surname  Tennant    
Given name(s)  Geoffrey Garnett    
View all other items of "Place" with value "Hatfield" in "Deaths 1889" Place  Hatfield    
Year  1889    
month  Feb    
day  14    
Register Entry  Feb 14th at Birchwood Hatfield Herts Geoffrey Garnett Tennant Capt 3rd Battn West Yorkshire Regt second son of Robert Tennant esq formerly of Scarcroft Lodge near Leeds aged 36 years    
Year  1889    
Date  5 Mar    
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