My search for early expats in my family tree led me to write a short essay for my blog, last December, telling how one of my grandfather's cousins, a British Army officer who served the Raja of Sirmoor in the early 1900s, married a daughter of the Bombay law firm of Branson & Branson. Here is the web-link, in case somebody here is interested in such things.
barlowscayman.blogspot.com/2014/12/cousin-harry-and-branson-girl.html
Does anyone else have information of this general nature?
British ancestors in occupied India
Gordon Barlow
12 August 2015 02:23:26
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17 August 2015 12:38:20
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GET INTO CONTACT WITH THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH EAST ASIAN CEMTERIES
Stéphanie
18 August 2015 14:48:28
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Hi everyone,
@neline mondal - Please avoid using caps lock on the forum, it may be interpreted as shouting.
I invite you to have a look at our INDIA FORUM CODE OF CONDUCT
Thank you
Stéphanie
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