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 Death Announcements 1832-1844

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Date transcribed2000-00-00
Transcribed bySteve Van Dulken
CommentDeath announcements from the "Gentleman's Magazine", a journal which is available on Google Books. Any deaths in India, or of deaths elsewhere where there was a mentioned link with India, are included. In a few lengthy obituaries the contents have been summarised by using square brackets.

Surname  Munden    
First names  Joseph Shepperd    
Rank/ occupation  Comic actor    
Death date  6 Feb 1832    
Place of death  London    
Source  Gentleman's Magazine    
View all other items of "Edition" with value "Mar 1832" in "Death Announcements 1832-1844" Edition  Mar 1832    
View all other items of "Page number" with value "279" in "Death Announcements 1832-1844" Page number  279    
Detail  [Aged 73. Mentions that son Valentine had been a second officer in an East India Company ship, ""and died at St Helena about 15 years ago""]    
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