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1. [India-L] Burma WWII [1]
Dear Ray, Your documents sound interesting. I am interested to read them, if possible. In which language they are written? A. Ray form Calcutta aray0@rediffmail.com Thanks to the wonderful help given by a List member living in the UK I am now in regular receipt of documents from the OIOC at the BL. Among the latest batch (2 Kg. of papers) extracted from a personal file of a family member, there is mention of what appears to be a military unit which is new to me and I wonder if anyone on the List could tran
2. [India-L] 19th century photographs [1]
An interesting site: http://www.deendayal.com/index01.htm A. Ray Calcutta
3. [India-L] Burma WWII [1]
Dear Ray, Your documents sound interesting. I am interested to read them, if possible. In which language they are written? A. Ray form Calcutta aray0@rediffmail.com Thanks to the wonderful help given by a List member living in the UK I am now in regular receipt of documents from the OIOC at the BL. Among the latest batch (2 Kg. of papers) extracted from a personal file of a family member, there is mention of what appears to be a military unit which is new to me and I wonder if anyone on the List could tran
4. [India-L] translation [1]
For Sheena, Most probably, the sentence written behind the photograph was: Hamara munshi Khalil aur bete (?). Khalil bahut hoshyar hai, aur achcha ustad. Hamne usko bole kih hamari mem-sahib ko tumhara taswir dekhte bahut khushi ayegi kyumki tum hamara dost aur hoshyar ustad ho. This means: My munshi [according to Hobson Jobson: MOONSHEE (p. 581) , s. Ar. munshi, but written in Hind. munshi. The verb insha, of which the Ar. word is the participle, means 'to educate' a youth, as well as 'to compose' a writte
5. [India-L] Charles Child Wilson. [0.976463]
Sorry Melanie should have given you the source. Hodsons Bengal Army 1758-1834. Annabelle.
6. [India-L] (no subject) [0.976463]
Hi Listers Happy New Year to you all. Can anyone help me find the birth record of my Paternal grandfather John GONSALVES born 16th May 1876 in Mangalore. Many thanks Audrey Leslie Hampshire,UK Researching Walter BURTON,Winifred LINCOLN,Joseph Henry LINCOLN,Lydia BROWN,John BROWN, Mary MARIAH John Marion LESLIE, Adeline Eugine DIAS, Francis Anthony DIAS, Mary Frances DIAS,John Marion GONSALVES
7. [India-L] POPHAM [0.976463]
Only two instances of the name POPHAM....... CIVIL SERVANTS BENGAL William Popham Palmer,collector of stamp duties,and head assistant to the secretary to the board of customs, salt and opium,and in charge of Sulkea chowkey app. 1818 MADRAS Strachan Irving Popham,assistant to the collector and magistrate of Chicacole app. 1827 Liz Coreglia Antelminelli
8. [India-L] Casualties in Egypt 1882 [0.976463]
New snippets page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~dadds/MERSEYSIDE.index.html comments welcome in my guest book Jane
9. [India-L] Calcutta Directory 1817 (rest of D) [0.976463]
Original Calcutta Directory 1817 Dhun, John, superintendent, indigo works, Rungpore Dickson, James, mariner Dickson, William, assistant to Mitcell & Walkins, of Diggah Farm Dickson, A? K. free mariner Dickson, George, muster-master to the king's troops Dickson, George, of the firm of Tulloh & Co. Dickie, Robert, mariner Dingwall, William, assistant to the proprietors of cotton screws, Cawnpore, 1786 Dixon, Thomas, tailor Dixon, F.S. free mariner Dixon, J.P. " " Dobie, Alexander, free mariner Dodd
10. Re: [India-L] List Etiquette [0.976463]
Not necessarily. On the Westmorland List you get two copies for the Westmorland List. I believe that is controlled by the List Administrator. In Westmorland, he wants to make sure all replies are posted! ;-) Sarah in Texas ----- Original Message ----- From: Hedgie and Pat To: INDIA-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2004 7:00 AM Subject: Re: [India-L] List Etiquette Good morning, Clicking on "Reply All" will send to the message originator and to the List- drawback is originator
11. [India-L] RE: Surveyor of Customs [0.976463]
Thanks, Anthony. He was in the Customs in the first half of the 19th century. We are trying to track him down but he's proving elusive. Dorothy Stephens gstephens@byte-tsv.net.au -----Original Message----- From: Anthony & Shirley West [mailto:west@iverbucks.freeserve.co.uk] Sent: Thursday, 29 January 2004 8:46 PM To: gstephens@byte-tsv.net.au Cc: India Rootsweb Subject: Surveyor of Customs Hello Dorothy, You mention that your man was a Surveyor of Customs, and that therefore he must hav
12. [India-L] Fw: KIRWAN, FLOWER, Frederick BROWN, HORNBY [0.976463]
This message bounced back for some reason Liz ----- Original Message ----- From: Elizabeth Wilde To: INDIA-L@rootsweb.com Cc: PKish@aol.com Sent: 20 January 2004 12:32 Subject: KIRWAN, FLOWER, Frederick BROWN, HORNBY BENGAL: David KIRWAN app. 20 May 1825 Dept of Public Works 2nd Division, Capt. Robert Hornby (date of rank 16 Aug 1822) 29th Regt. Nat. Inf. stationed Meerut, Bengal Bengal death: 19 Nov 1829 Catherine, wife of Mr Hornby BOMBAY: Junior Merchants : Nathaniel Hornby,assist to political
13. [India-L] Marriage Madras 1886 ? [0.976463]
Hello List, From a new book on the CARGILL family, which even mentions me : Thomas Urquart CARGILL married Eva Markina ATHERLEY 17 April 1886 in "Madras" Can anyone tell me the Vol./Folio so a copy can be ordered ? Cheers Jonathan
14. Re: [India-L] Free Mariner [0.976463]
Hi Dorothy, From some recent work I'm doing, I can at least say positively that a "free mariner" was clearly a mariner NOT in the Company's service. ( Along with many other volunteers, I am currently transcribing the Indexes to Miscellaneous Bonds, for the year 1823. These Bonds were taken out to permit people outside the Company's employment to reside in India. And "free mariner" is one of the popular descriptions of those applying for Bonds.) Hope this helps a little. Regards, Malcolm Speirs. -----
15. [India-L] WAINWRIGHT, SUMNER, BLAKE, WELLS, STOKES [0.976463]
John Wainwright, - no entries William Sumner, - no entries John Fisher Blake, - no entries George Wells, - no entries Edward Stokes.- no entries Sorry! Liz Coreglia Antelminelli
16. Re: [India-L] great if you know...1837 online.com [0.976463]
I've used this site to search for Hypher (which is an unusual surname) and Guegan (also unusual in the UK), but paid for the year lasting searches and it is great, because though you may not use it all at once it does keep! Gay Guegan. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sarah Fegredo" To: Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 9:07 AM Subject: Re: [India-L] great if you know...1837 online.com > I've used this site, and yes you do have to pay and it can be expe
17. [India-L] Re: THORPE/SYMMS in Madras [0.976463]
Hi listers I found sometime ago a marriage in 1863 of Lydia THORPE age 16 [parents John Thorpe & Paulina] to Thomas SYMMS/SYMMONS age 22 a Leiut. Nizam Irregular Force [father Anthony] at Hyderabad [English church]. I have not been able to find any children or any further record of Lydia & Thomas in Madras, Bengal or Bombay records. Is there any other avenue I may be able to follow in searching this family please. Thank you for any assistance, Joan in NSW, Australia
18. [India-L] Joseph Albert Moore & H W Moore [0.976463]
Les, It is certainly possible that this could be our HW Moore, Do you know what age that they entered school at that time? Joseph was born 1889 so if Henry Walter is the one he would have had him 18 years after entering school. In your Old Lawrencian directory is there any other information? Thank you for your help, hopefully someone else may have more info Irene
19. Re: [India-L] Re: Marriage List [0.976463]
Hi Brian, Oooops! I misread the WW1 for 2!!! The fiche you want are: 1901 - 1920 (F1029 - F1033) David ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2004 9:14 PM Subject: [India-L] Re: Marriage List > Hello List. > Does anybody please have site address dealing with marriages of English > soldiers who married while stationed in India prior to or during world war 1.
20. [India-L] 1830 HART& NANKIVELL [0.976463]
HOME DEPT. Philip D. Hart assistant to the Clerk to the Committees of Buying & SellingWharehouses & houses Philip Lewis Hart Military Seminary BENGAL Rawson Hart Boddam,collector of Agra Capt. Shepherd Hart (date of rank 9 Nov 1826) 43rd Regt. Nat. Inf. stationed at Benares Asst. Surgeon Thomas Barnard Hart (dor 12 Jun 1829) 71st RNI Saugor Thomas Hart, Pilot, Marine Establishment, Commander of vessel "Jane" William Hart Volunteer, Mar. Est. Marriage : 15 May 1829 J.Verploegn,Esq..to Miss J.C. Vant Hart
21. [India-L] need to find person in kirkee or bombay to communicate [0.976463]
trying to find some one in kirkee an or bombay india to try and find info locally on my ggg grandmother who had 3 children in the 1830s. james trail born 1835, ann trail born 1834, and harriet trail born 1832. their father was pvt james trail of the 17th light horse dragoons.thank you
22. Re: [India-L] 1830 GANTZER [0.976463]
Liz, Thank you for the look up. It's an interesting comment that you make and I don't know the answer to it. She does belong to me, however, as her husband was Norbert Joseph Gantzer. Thank you again. Monica. > BENGAL > Births: 10 May 1829 Mrs N.J. Gantzer, of a daughter > > This is the only entry for Gantzer. > I don't know how much emphasis to place on the wording, but in the very > class conscious society in British India there are several distinct types of > birth entries. I
23. Re: [India-L] Mac/McDonald and Frith [0.976463]
If Liz could look for Mac/McDonald (esp. Roland MacDonald (Aberdeen) and Felix Ronald MacDonald (India) I too would be grateful. Thank you - Sally Stewart ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marjorie Stuart" To: Sent: Sunday, January 25, 2004 4:35 PM Subject: [India-L] Mac/McDonald and Frith > My message is for Liz Wilde. I've been in hospital but have watched to see if you had a request for these two surnames. I hope I didn't miss them. Only, if you hav
24. [India-L] Researching MULRONEY, MANNING WADE and HAMILTON [0.976463]
Hi Listers, I am new to this list, and am researching my family tree who lived for many generations in India. I would be grateful for any information on these family names; MULRONEY, MANNING, WADE, HAMILTON I am specifically looking for my GP CLARENCE and AMY MANNING and DAVID and EMMA MANNING. They resided in the Bombay district during the period 1920 - 1940, but I know that they also went to other districts, including Calcutta in the late 1940's. Any information on these family names would be much a
25. [India-L] THIERRY & Louis TAYLOR [0.976463]
Sorry, no entries for either name. Liz Coreglia Antelminelli
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