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The results of your search in dataset click to view dataset Deaths 1849 for the value 'Trichinopoly'  in field Place

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View Publications > Newspapers/Periodicals : Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce
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View 		SurnameCarruthers
Given name(s)William Francis Gordon
Year1849
monthJan
day19
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View 		SurnameTrinder
Given name(s)James
Year1849
monthJan
day31
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View 		SurnameWates
Given name(s)Montgomery Edward
Year1849
monthFeb
day10
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View 		SurnameWalker
Given name(s)F
Year1849
monthApr
day4
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View 		SurnameWalker
Given name(s)F
Year1849
monthApr
day4
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View 		SurnameWilliams
Given name(s)Alfred
Year1849
monthApr
day14
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View 		SurnameStutz
Given name(s)Agnes Isabella
Year1849
monthMay
day6
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View 		SurnameMartin
Given name(s)Mary Livinia
Year1849
monthMay
day24
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View 		SurnameMartin
Given name(s)Samuel Augustus
Year1849
monthAug
day26
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View 		SurnameTower
Given name(s)Georgiana
Year1849
monthSep
day2
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