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Transcriptions, photos or summary data of gravestones and/or Memorial Inscriptions in cemeteries at Andaman Islands.
The Andaman Islands was the location for a penal colony during the British Raj. The settlement existed for a short time in the 1790s but was abandoned due to disease. In 1858, after the Indian Mutiny, the penal settlement was re-established to deal effectively with native Indian troops who had recently rebelled. Port Blair is the capital. Presidency: Madras Coordinates: 11.67N 92.76E Visit our fibiwiki for more information about Andaman Islands These Data are kindly provided by, and shared with BACSA. If you found FIBIS.org helpful to your research and would like to make a small donation so that we may continue providing this service. Please DONATE HERE. Thank you.
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