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 Deaths 1921

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Date transcribed2013-01-24
Transcribed byD Edge, A Webb, J Birtles, J Adler, A Goodchild, B Rudder, L Fretwell, M Holmes, D Freer, J Harrison, R Thompson and A Hamblen
CommentDeaths as reported in the Times of India newspaper 1921 editions.

View all other items of "Surname" with value "Sethna" in "Deaths 1921" Surname  Sethna    
Given name(s)  Kavasji Bejonji    
View all other items of "Place" with value "Cumballa Hill" in "Deaths 1921" Place  Cumballa Hill    
Year  1921    
month  Nov    
day  19    
Register Entry  Mr Kavasji Bejonji Sethna Pleader brother of Mr R D Sethna and son-in-law of the late Mr Kharsedji N Sethna died on 19th November 1921 at his residence at Cumballa Hill    
Year  1921    
Date  22 Nov    
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