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The results of your search in dataset click to view dataset India and Burma Cemetery Record Books A-F for the value 'The Bengal Obituary, p96'  in field Cemetery Record Book

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View 		SurnameAdams
Forename(s)Berrie Gordon
Date of death27 Aug 1810
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View 		SurnameBaldwin
Forename(s)T.H.
Date of death15 Dec 1810
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View 		SurnameBell
Forename(s)John
Date of death27 Feb 1810
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View 		SurnameBell
Forename(s)Mary Ann
Date of death30 Dec 1810
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View 		SurnameBirch
Forename(s)W.B.
Date of death08 Jan 1811
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View 		SurnameBlagrave
Forename(s)Helen Elizabeth
Date of death18 Apr 1811
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View 		SurnameBruce
Forename(s)Charlotte Maria
Date of death28 Jan 1811
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View 		SurnameCharter
Forename(s)Anne Thomas
Date of death21 Jan 1811
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View 		SurnameDixon
Forename(s)Anthony
Date of death02 Apr 1811
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View 		SurnameFletcher
Forename(s)Joseph
Date of death22 Sep 1810
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