Col James Mouat

1766–1829 (age 63)

Military Officer

Biography

Colonel James Mouat (1766–1829) was a distinguished military officer whose service spanned the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. His career reflected the military traditions of his era, and he achieved the rank of Colonel, a testament to his dedication and leadership.

Colonel Mouat passed away in 1829 and was interred in South Park Street Cemetery in Calcutta, where his memory is preserved among other notable figures of his time. His legacy remains part of the historical record of British military service in India.

Also buried at South Park Street Cemetery

Andrew Johnston
1776–1807 (age 31)
South Park Street Cemetery
P G M Laine
1822–1839 (age 17)
South Park Street Cemetery
Margaret Ina
1765–1810 (age 45)
South Park Street Cemetery
Margaret Ina lived in Calcutta for forty-five years, from 1765 to 1810.
Jessy Scott
d. 1818
South Park Street Cemetery
Isabella Savigny
1824–1824 (age 0)
South Park Street Cemetery
Isabella Savigny was born in 1824 and was laid to rest at South Park Street Cemetery.
James Toussaint
d. 1836
South Park Street Cemetery

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