Edmund Morony

1800–1800 (age 0)

colonial resident

Biography

Edmund Morony was a resident of colonial Calcutta during the early 19th century. He lived during a period when British influence in India was consolidating and expanding, shaping the future course of the subcontinent.

Edmund's life in the colonial community reflects the experiences of many expatriates who made their homes in India during this era. His burial in South Park Street Cemetery connects him to the broader historical narrative of British colonial presence in the region.

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South Park Street Cemetery
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Julia Pauline Young
1840–1841 (age 1)
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South Park Street Cemetery
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