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 Deaths 1902

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Date transcribed2011-12-04
Transcribed byD Edge, A Webb, J Adler, A Goodchild, B Rudder, L Fretwell, D Moore, M Holmes, D Freer, G Atkinson, J Harrison, P Stanes, E Nelson
CommentDeaths as reported in 'Domestic Occurrences' in the Times of India 1902 editions

Surname  Vakil    
Given name(s)  Bai Balai    
View all other items of "Place" with value "Bombay" in "Deaths 1902" Place  Bombay    
Year  1902    
month  Mar    
day  13    
Register Entry  Mar 13 at her residence Girgaum Road, Bai Balai, wife of Sorabjee Bezanjee Vakil, mother of Dr Jal…B Vakil who has shifted opposite Gowalia Tank and sister of the late Dr RJ Nadershaw [Colaba Sanitariumwalla]    
Edition  1902    
Edition Year  14 Mar    
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