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The results of your search in dataset click to view dataset Death Announcements 1832-1844 for the value 'Royal Navy'  in field Unit

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View Publications > Newspapers/Periodicals : Gentlemans Magazine
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View 		SurnameDawson
First namesGeorge
Death date1841 ?
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View 		SurnameAbington
First namesB.T.
Death date15 May 1842
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View 		SurnameGordon
First namesHenry Cranmer
Death date25 Feb 1842
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View 		SurnamePurvis
First namesWm.
Death date15 May 1842
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View 		SurnameRicketts
First namesRobert Tristram
Death date18 Aug 1842
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View 		SurnameAlexander
First namesThomas
Death date10 Jan 1843
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View 		SurnameWard
First namesRobert
Death date14 Feb 1843
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View 		SurnameCoghill
First namesJosiah
Death dateApr 1843
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View 		SurnameDoyle
First namesBentinck Cavendish
Death date21 May 1843
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View 		SurnameFarquhar
First namesArthur
Death date2 Oct 1843
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