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1869-1875 Moradabad India. John W. CALLADINE married Annie C. Dawson
late Williams formerly Wilson. Annie had married a Daniel Williams in India,
but he died of heat exhaustion and she then met and married John.
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1700-1900 Calcutta, India. Other names: DUCASSE, GAYNOR, LIBONATI.
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1887. John Dalrymple CALLENDER Married Edith Margaret King CRERAR 16 Nov 1887 India Bengal
Jubbulpore.
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1870-1957 Bombay. Also researching D'CRUZ.
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CAMBELL
1856-1870. Mary Ellen Cambell born in Carronbore, East
Indies. Parents were Scots/Irish. Need to find census and birth records. Where is "Carronbore"? Contact:
Peter Stines Email address
updated 20 November 2004
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CAMPBELL 1869-1904 Madras. William Mussen Campbell
(my GGF) was in the Royal Artillery in India from 1869 until 1904. I'd be interested in anything about his military career,
but in particular about his wife Emily Gordon, daughter of James William Gordon, whom he
married on 8th Sept 1871 in Coonoor, Madras. Contact: Rowan Sylvester-Bradley Website: www.sylvester-bradley.org
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CANDELIN
c1880-c1895. Rhamrhit 1880-1882, Rawlpindi 1882-1890 & Meerut 1892. Contact: George Candelin
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CARBERY
1800's Bengal. Looking for family of Joseph Carbery
born Calcutta 1838. Occupation: Doctor/Surgeon. Moved to Ceylon for some years before going back to England. Contact: Margaret Dickinson
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CARDOZA or PIRES 1800-1900.
Contact: Sean Weir
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CARDOZA - Bengal 1800-1936.
See CRANENBURGH for details. Other names HAYES Contact:
Patricia Lee
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CARLIER 1850 Madras.
CARLIER, Annie Maria, married to Sam BROWN,
British soldier. Date is birth of child born in India. Contact: rcurls
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CARR - Madras 1900s until just after World War II.
Doreen Carr and her family of ten brothers and sisters. Father was part English, his first name unknown,
second name Carr. Mother was Alberta Carr, formerly Alberta Winters. Most siblings moved
to England or Australia, names included Ada, Ezmie, Walter, Mini and Denny. Any information about any of the family or further
generations still in India welcome. Contact: Claire
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CARROLL early 1800s Bengal.
Rebecca CARROLL, my gg grandmother, born about 1824, possibly Moulmein, Burma. Her father, Thomas, was possibly
in the Madras Infantry. Also researching DAILY, PIERCY, WILSON, WILLIAMS
& McMORRAN. Contact: Hilda Payne
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CARROLL - Please can you advise on the surnames
of Watson, Smith, Ross and Carroll all involved in the
Railways. Searches so far have revealed Bombay and Bengal. Contact: Jay Tindale
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CARTER - Interested in surname CARTER
based around Jubbelpore. Also researching HAWKINS & HOPSON. Contact:
Dr Lawrence Hawkins
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CARTON, Frances Elizabeth. Married
Julian Lycke SMITH in 1849 - nothing else known. Also researching SMITH. Contact: Peter Carrington Smith
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CARVALHO - Madras. Descendants of Marianna Hertor Silveira CAVALHO who married
Joào da SILVA a Merchant in 1796. Known children Joachim Marcus da SILVA Chief of
Police who married Caroline BROWN in 1813 in Mahe and Anna Maria Ignacia da SILVA who married
1818 in Mahe Joaquim Joseph LaFRENAIS. Looking for connections to the children of this couple.
Only known child is John D'SILVA b. 1815 who married Anne Jennie TESSIER in 1838 in Mahe.
The children of John and Anne married into PLATEL, BROWN, La BOUCHARDIÈRE, RAFFIN, LLOYD, GUIDER and
GUNTHER-LEMOS familes. Please see Postings under these names. Looking for the parents and siblings of Mariana.
Other CARVALHO's mentions in my data. Contact: Linda
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CASHMAN 1787 to 1883 Bengal.
Any help appreciated. Contact: Jenni Campbell
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CASTALO - Bombay. Also researching PRICE.
Contact: Elaine Adams
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CAUDMONT 1796 - 1804
Madras. Desperately trying to find copies of birth and baptism certtificates
of: CAUDMONT Jean-Frederic born on 24 June 1796 and
CAUDMONT Alexandre born on 8 January 1804. Both brothers were born in Poonamallee and baptised in Vépery-Madras.
Their mother was Petronilla BARTELS and their father was Jacques-Philippe CAUDMONT, surgeon
with the Meuron Regiment. Contact: SIBILLE François
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CAULFIELD 1840 to 1900 Bengal. Looking for information on Helen Caulfield born in India - probably
Cawnpore - around 1874 to 1878. Parents George Caulfield and Jane Sproull (both of whom died by 1896). Contact: Roger Heron
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CAWDELL - 1840 to 1945 - Mainly Madras and Bengal.
These folk were maily soldiers. Also researching BLAKE,
POLLOCK & RICHARDSON. Contact:
Eric
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CHALKE
Madras. I'm also searching for the PETERS family both
in Rangoon and Madras. Contact: Maria Chalke
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CHAMBERS mid 1880s Bengal. Searching for Jane Chambers born in India around 1865 and father
Thomas Chambers. Contact: Pat Chenier-Smith
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CHASE From 1750's to .... Also researching Sewell,
Turton, Fernandez, Morris, Fosberry, Dent, Booth
& D'cruz. Contact: Maureen Buckley
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CHATER - Particular areas, Port Blair,
Calcutta. Any period. Im researching all the CHATERs in India. I
have approximately 250+ names on my list. I would love to hear from any other
researchers who may have a CHATER in their tree, or any kind of interest at all in the name. Maybe a descendent had a CHATER as a friend or companion.
Maybe theres mention of one is correspondence you have. I would like to
hear about anything. The main focus for me has been Calcutta and also Port Blair
but like many people, they did seem to travel a lot! When e-mailing me, please delete the anti-spam XXX in my e-mail address. Contact: Liz Mill (nee CHATER) website CHATER Family Tree
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CHATER 1880 Bengal. I do not know his first name, but
he was a member of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers (UK). I think he had something to do with the railway in Aligargh
(?). I think he lived in Cawnpore for a while, and maybe died in Jhansi. He was my grandfather. Contact: Carl Chater
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CHAVES Bombay 1890 left in 1947 to Australia. CHAVES,
William Arnold - Father Nicholas. Contact: Lynton Stewart
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CHILD
Bombay 1840-1860.
Lt Septimus CHILD ultimately Commander then Captian RN. Contact:
Colin Yarwood
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CHINAL
- Looking for Chinal,
Chinall, Burridge, L'Estrange all in Calcutta, William Chinal
born 12-9-79 or 1880 Calcutta? Need Look up to find parents. Contact:
Shelley Fruth Entry updated 21 November 2004
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CHOI or CHOE 1850-1890 Madras. Looking for anyone with infomation on name Choi or Choe
in their family tree. The name is not very common, but I am sure it belongs to the Cannanore/Tellicherry area of Kerala, India.
Contact: Lila
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CHRISTIE - See BUTLER entry. Contact: Graham Jolly
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CLAPHAM 1820 - 1900's Madras. Matthew CLAPHAM was born in 1808 in Otley, Yorkshire. He joined
the 13th Hussars, sailed to India where he married Elizabeth NEWIE in August 1838 in Bangalore. She was his
2nd wife, he was her 4th! They had 5 children, 3 of whom lived to marry & have children. They also appear to have raised
some of Elizabeth's children from her earlier marriages. Matthew transferred to the 15th Hussars to stay in India, lived to
collect a pension & died 11 years after Elizabeth in 1879. Her previous husbands with whom she had children were Walter
CULLIS, John HOLBORN, & John DEXTER, all in the 13th Hussars. Other
related names through marriage are: DeBEAUX, LETHER, GRIEVESON, STUART
& McGLADDERY. Also researching HONEY, CUMBERLAND & DeBEAUX.
Contact: Ruth Croft
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CLARK 1883-1947 Calcutta. Also researching
MATHEW & HAMER. Contact: Rhonda Mathew
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CLARKE 1918 -1922.
Looking for my grandmother Caroline Clarke nee Dobbs who was stationed in Secunderabad with
my grandfather Sergt. Frederick Clarke. Contact: Andrea
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CLARKE 1900-1950.
Does anyone know anything about Thomas Maynard Clarke? He married Fanny Sutcliffe around
1905 and had a daughter, Ruby Flora Clarke. Fanny and Ruby moved to India soon after, but I do not know about
Thomas Maynard Clarke as I have been unable to find any record of him. Also researching OWENS,
WALTON, HARRISON, KERR, & BEACHER. Contact: David Gray
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CLARK(E) or CLERK 1840-1890. I am interested in finding details of a possible
marriage between George Samuel Clerk and Letitia Dunlop formerly Morgan
(or is it Worgan)?. George was born in Suffolk and had naval connections in later life. I am interested to
see if he travelled out to India at some point and met Letitia. See also entry for MORGAN & DUNLOP.
Contact: Philip Ball
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CLAUDIUS 1800-1950. Winifred Daisy CLAUDIUS
b 1884 d.1940 Cawnpore married James Edward Michael DENT b 1872 d. 1944 Cawnpore. Other names DOYLE,
GONSALVES. Contact: Maureen Davies
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CLERK or CLARK(E) 1840-1890. I am interested in finding details of a
possible marriage between George Samuel Clerk and Letitia Dunlop formerly Morgan
(or is it Worgan)?. George was born in Suffolk and had naval connections in later life. I am interested to
see if he travelled out to India at some point and met Letitia. See also entry for MORGAN & DUNLOP.
Contact: Philip Ball
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CLIFFORD Bombay
19th Cent. I m trying to Trace my Family History. My Grandad was Peter Valentine Clifford So John Manuel
Clifford & Annie D'Souza.Contact: Graham Clifford
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CLIFT - Bengal. See entry for ROSS submitted by
Lis J Warwood.
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COATES 1860's Bengal. John Martin Coates
became the Principal and Professor of Medicine at the Medical College in Calcutta married to Sophie Harper.
Children born in India were Matilda Sophia Coates, Dr Henry Horiton Cole Coates, John Martin
Coates II, Williamina Coates , Nora Coates , Florence Campbell Coates,
Charles Foster Coates, Violet Mary Coates. See also MOLLOY. Contact: Noeline Cole Website: www.familycole.net
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COCKBURN Bengal
1800-1900. They seem to be in the police or magistrates. Contact: Gerald Cockburn
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COCKS - Also researching COSTELLO / COSTALO
& PRIDE. Contact: Elaine
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COELHO - Madras. Agnita
Susanna COELHO b. 1827 married 1845 Richard La BOUCHARDIÈRE b. 1813 d. 1875 Pettah, Trivandrum.
Agnita was the daughter of T. COELHO and a van HUEN. Looking for any connections to
this COEHLO family. Contact: Linda
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COELLO - Up to 1947. Fathers worked on the railways
in Bristish India in late 1800's/early 1900's and I am especially interested in history of Basil Coello and
Phoebe Buckle who as children in 1930's, Phoebe attended Jesus & Mary Convent & Murray Convent,
Himalayas and Basil attended Lawrence College, Ghora Gali. Also researching BUCKLE & MULLER.
Contact: Caroline Coello
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COLE, Thomas -1860/61 onwards. Believed to be Governor
of Trimulgherry Prison from 1860/61 on. He was my husband's great grandfather. Contact: Carol Kerry
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COLLERSHAW
1918 - 1952 Bengal. Contact: b.morrison
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COLLINGS Bengal
1879-1889. I am looking for the marriage of Richard John Collins/Collings
to Catherine Mary Dunn and the birth of their son Ernest James Collings Feb: 1883. Contact: Richard Ernest Collings
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COLLINS - Bombay 1920+. My grandmother was born in
India & my grandparents married in Bombay. There are quite a few gaps to fill in on our family. We would dearly like to
find out more but have limited information and the information we require is either too recent (ie will and burial info 1953-56).Any
help would be appreciated. We have been to the OIOC loaded with the limited info but to very limited avail. See also THOMPSON
Contact: Linda & Tony Knight
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COLLINS 1800-1950. Connected to Capt Thomas Chuck
Collins Irish/Hereford, H.M.s 44th (EICo) Regiment 1842 Afganistan war. AND Thomas Collins (his father) Lieutenant
and Adjutant of H.M.s 2nd Regiment Dragoon Guards. The Collins family seem to
be (from India) a very secretive bunch, apart from webpage stories of battles, (so I know where they have been) and a couple
of memorial stones in Herefordshire England I can find nothing. The names I have to start with are Captain Thomas
and Susanna Collins, H.M.s 44th Regiment, died 1842 in the Campaign of Afganistan. I have no ability as yet to access
the Reading rooms of OIOC or HEICo records. Contact: tricia collins/milne
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COLQUHOUN 1870 onwards Madras. Adam Colquhoun
was a Station Master at Madras about this time. Would be grateful for any information. Contact: Proctor Colquhoun
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COMBES or de la COMBE 1800 - 1870 Bengal.
Prosper Aime Victor Combes or de la Combe who
we believe settled in the Calcutta area around 1839 and died there about 1854
when a bank collapsed. He was an Indigo Planter or plantation owner. Originated
from Montpellier France. Had 3 children Eugene, Camille and Emilie who
we have information on. Contact: Jane Combes
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CONGDON
Bengal approx 1846-1851.
Looking for George and Jane Congdon - George from England and Jane from Ireland apparently Married in Meerut,
West Bengal, India and had their first two children Sara Jane and Thomas B there during this time frame. Contact: Brenda Thompson
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CONNELLY 1820-1947. Also researching Seaward/Seward
& Heaney. Contact: Gill Seaward
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CONNOLLY / CONNELLY. 1836 - 1872. Thomas
*CONN*LLY* b1836 Ireland, May have been Markethill County Armagh. Married age 24 in India. Had 3 children
born in India before migrating to Victoria, Australia around 1872. Was in the Imperial Army. Does anyone know where I could
look for a marriage Cert: in India? Contact: Lorraine Coombs Entry updated 11 June 2005
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CONNOLLY
Bengal 1900 onwards.
Everard George CONNOLLY son of Hector CONNOLLY, married on 27/12/1939 to Marjorie Ellen
STRACEY (widow of Russell Spens STRACEY nee HATTON) at St Thomas R.C Chuch
in Calcutta. See HATTON also. Contact: Wendy Russell-Rayner
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CONQUEST - pre1800 - 1930: (Maternal), connected
to Fairman, Peacock, Harris, Yarde, Weidle,
Bramley & Smith. Places range from Bangalore to Secunderabad. Also Researching D'VAZ.
Contact: Keith Adams (D'Vaz)
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COOKE - Harry Lewis Married Sheila Grace Hewson
1 Jun 1925 India Bengal Cawpore. Contact: Christopher Hewson
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COOPER - See GREENWOOD entry for details.
Also researching GORDON, MONK and LEWIS. Contact: Maria
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COOPER 1845 Madras.
Leonard Cooper & wife Maria my G/G Grandparents. He
was high sheriff of Madras, Contact: Archie Cooper
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COOPER 1887 Madras. M.R. Cavalry. Also researching WHEATLEY,
GOODSIR, BREWAET, GASS, CUFFLEY, DAVEY,
FOWLER, RICHARDSON, SUTTON, TAYLOR, & SINCLAIR-STEPHENS.
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CORDWELL 1857 - abt 1871. David
Joseph Cordwell born 1834 (son of Joseph Cordwell and Martha Mary Bowes
of Surrey) enlisted in the army (Royal Artillary) on 23 Feb 1853 from Battersea with a 12-yr obligation. Deployed to
India as a Sgt/clerk via ship "Hydaspes" 31 Dec 1857. He married Mary Ann Whitworth 18 Oct 1860 at
St. Peter's Church, Calcutta (Ft. William), family stories state that she was a harpest and joined David after he was already
in India. Marriage records indicate that her father was John Whitworth. Mary Ann and David had two
children in Simla, Albert David born 07 Jul 1863 and Minnie Mary 16 April 1865. Minnie died Nov 1866, and Mary Ann died
12 Jan 1871 age 36, when Albert was eight years old. David re-married (Charlotte Jupp, a widow) within
about a year. Promoted to Sub Cmdr 1869, retired from the army (achieved Sgt Major) and clerked for a while for the
East India Company before moving back to the London area. A letter to his son Albert dated August 1879 places the family
back in England. Albert never got along with his stepmother and 1880 British census records show him living with a doctor's
family in London. I am trying to find out more about David Cordwell,
Simla, the British Army during that period and where Mary Ann Whitworth might have come from. The above
information is from family stories, dates & particulars are from the East India collection now housed in the British Library.
Any suggestions in finding out more information would be appreciated. Contact: Diana Cordwell Johns 5364 East Skidmore Drive, Idaho
Falls, Idaho 83406, USA
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COSTELLO -
My Grandfather was in the South Indian Railways. He was from Italy and married my Grandmother in 1935. He was a tall, fair man with red hair. His first
name in Eugene. Contact: Glenn Fogarty
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COSTELLO / COSTALO - Also researching COCKS
& PRIDE. Contact: Elaine
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COSTELLO 1905-1915. I was adopted as a baby and have
since traced my mother. Her mother was Bridie Costello, born in Agra, India
in 1910 to parents Michael & Elizabeth Costello. I think Michael was in the Irish Regiment based in Agra before
WW1. Contact: Margaret McRae
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COSTLEY 1850-1954 Madras. Alice Maud Costley
was born in India on the 10th September 1879. She married George Human and they had six children - George
Walter Human (born 4th September, 1900), Henry, Marjorie, Gladys, Rupert and Basil. Alice died in India in
1954. Also researching ODGERS, FENTON, HUMAN, & HAND.
Contact: Charmaine
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COUNSELL 1800-1920 Bengal. Researching James Ariel Balthazar Counsell, b.c1827, married Annie
Emilia Robertson Sinclair, b. 7 sept 1832. Have some info on some of the descendants, and a few antecedants.
Interested in 'chatting' to anyone with any connections. Contact: Sami Wilkie
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COURTNEY - Bengal 1828-1947. My GGG Grandfather John
COURTNEY arrived in Calcutta from Ireland in 1828. He served with the 4th Btn Bengal Artillery and fought at Kandahar and
Kabul 1840-1842. He was a Conductor in the Ordnance Dept and worked on the Ganges carrying ammunition. He retired to Chunar
in 1861, married Susan MACDONALD (a widow). Their son, Major Michael COURTNEY OBE ISO IMD was born in 1862.
He was a Surgeon in the Indian Medical Dept and served at Lahore Medical College, Muttra with the 8th Hussars, Peshawar, Rawalpindi
(Tirah E.F.). He was a Gazetted Civil Surgeon after 1898 and served at Rawalpindi, Campbellpore and Montgomery. He married
Katherine Mary GALLAGHER(daughter of Andrew, a sub-conductor, IOD) and they had 7 children from 1893 to 1915.
Other surnames of interest:- ROZALLA & FARAGE. Contact: Helen Bishop
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COURTOY 1850 - I know the family was in Calcutta 1863
and later members were in Simla. John Courtoy was a company man but think the Curtoys or Curtays man as it is in 1863 Calcutta
Times may have been a member of the church. The Smythe Walford families were possibly army men. Any help is appreciated thanks.
Other names CURTOYS, WALFORD, SHEARIN & SMYTHE. Contact: Judy Jerkins
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COX 1845 Madras.
Charles Cox married Maria Reger 1845. He was a gunner 4th batt artillery. They had James C
and Harriet Cox. Harriet married James Moss. Also researching REGER &
MOSS. Contact: Maria Bowden
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COX 1914- 1934 Madras. My Grandmother was born
Dorathea Cox 1914, her father was something the do with the church in India, but not sure what. She married
Frank Hurbert Arthur Sibley in Madras in 1920's exact date not known. Contact: Tanya Sibley
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COX 1855 -1866 Bengal. 7th,
Regiment of Foot, Enniskillens. Contact: Maureen Stewart
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COX - George Deas INGLIS
married Louisa Adelaide COX. She came from a well known family who lived at Dovercourt and were very influentual
in Harwich with interests in the Packets, Brewing and Banking(the company was the forerunner to LLoyds Bank). They
left Australia for South Africa, George died first,and left Louisa with nothing, and she was supported by a nephew until she
died some years later also in Cape Town. See INGLIS
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COX 1845 - 1890 approx. William Frederick Cox
was a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army serving in India. Regiment
unknown. Also researching PIERCEY. Contact: Barbara Dawson
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CRABBE 1800's and early 1900's. John Crabbe was the father of my grandfather, George Mortimer Crabbe.
John was born c1838 in Scotland
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