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The results of your search in dataset click to view dataset Times of India, 1886 - Bombay Arrivals for the value 'Indian Marine'  in field Operator

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View Maritime > Arrival & Departures : Times of India - Newspaper
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Year1886
Passenger SurnameClarke
TitleMaj
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Passenger SurnameEccles
TitleCapt
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Passenger SurnamePorter
TitleLieut
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Passenger SurnameDay
TitleLieut
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Passenger SurnameWard
TitleCol
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Passenger SurnameNewton
TitleCapt
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Passenger SurnameDouglas
TitleCol
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Passenger SurnameNurse
TitleLieut
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Passenger SurnameRoupell
TitleCapt
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Year1886
Passenger SurnameLewis
TitleLieut
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Year1886
Passenger SurnameO'Neil
TitleQr Mr
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