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 Maulmain Almanac & Directory 1844. Inhabitants List - Index of Names

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DescriptionThe Maulmain Almanac & Directory for 1844. Maulmain: Printed at the Mission Press. Held by the British Library ref: IOR PP 2571 b.
Date transcribed2023-10-03
Transcribed byAgnes Cool
CommentPrincipal Inhabitants list extracted from the Maulmain Almanac and Directory for 1844.

View all other items of "Surname" with value "White" in "Maulmain Almanac & Directory 1844. Inhabitants List - Index of Names" Surname  White    
First Names  Fred John    
Profession / Calling  Commanding Flotilla    
Section  Maulmain Almanac & Directory, Third Part    
Heading  List of Principal Inhabitants    
Part  Part III    
Page no  112    
Internal ref  Maulmain_Dir1844_111025_112.jpg    
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The Maulmain Almanac & Directory 1844 (Mission Press). The New Maulmain Calendar 1877 (Tenasserim Press). Including Inhabitants, and Subscriber Lists
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