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 Inscriptions from various cemeteries not covered by Bacsa's cemetery books

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Date transcribed2017-01-21
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View all other items of "Surname" with value "Hannah" in "Inscriptions from various cemeteries not covered by Bacsa Surname  Hannah    
Forenames  Alfred Raymond    
Date of death  30 May 1934.    
View all other items of "Place name" with value "Moradabad" in "Inscriptions from various cemeteries not covered by Bacsa Place name  Moradabad    
View all other items of "Cemetery" with value "Civil cemetery" in "Inscriptions from various cemeteries not covered by Bacsa Cemetery  Civil cemetery    
View all other items of "Province/ State" with value "Uttar Pradesh" in "Inscriptions from various cemeteries not covered by Bacsa Province/ State  Uttar Pradesh    
View all other items of "Country" with value "India" in "Inscriptions from various cemeteries not covered by Bacsa Country  India    
Date of birth  17 May 1869    
View all other items of "1st relative: surname" with value "Hannah" in "Inscriptions from various cemeteries not covered by Bacsa 1st relative: surname  Hannah    
1st relative: forenames  Richard St. Clair & Caroline Georgina    
View all other items of "Source" with value "British Library file Mss Eur F370/597" in "Inscriptions from various cemeteries not covered by Bacsa Source  British Library file Mss Eur F370/597    
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