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 Tombstones and Monuments in Ceylon by J. Penry Lewis, C.M.G.

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Date transcribed2000-00-00
Transcribed byAlan Edmonds and Merran Ainslie

View all other items of "Surname" with value "Bell" in "Tombstones and Monuments in Ceylon by J. Penry Lewis, C.M.G." Surname  Bell    
First names  Claude Cotes    
Date of death  22-May-01    
View all other items of "Place" with value "Churchyard of All Saints' Church, Maskeliya, Kandy District." in "Tombstones and Monuments in Ceylon by J. Penry Lewis, C.M.G." Place  Churchyard of All Saints' Church, Maskeliya, Kandy District.    
Inscription  Claude Cotes Bell, a member of the first Ceylon South African Contingent during the whole term of their service. He died on May 22, 1901, soon after his return, of fever contracted while serving his country. This tablet is erected by his Ceylon friends and comrades in arms.    
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