Eneas Mackintosh

1806–1807 (age 1)

Child

Biography

Eneas Mackintosh was a child whose brief life spanned only one year in early 19th century Calcutta. Born in 1806, young Eneas lived during a period when infant and child mortality remained tragically high, particularly in the challenging climate of colonial India.

The loss of such a young child was a sorrow known to many families of the era. Eneas Mackintosh's burial at South Park Street Cemetery ensures that his memory, though his earthly life was fleeting, remains honored among the community of those who lived and died in India during this formative period of British colonial history.

Also buried at South Park Street Cemetery

William Lavie Malone Toone
1811–1838 (age 27)
South Park Street Cemetery
Mary Chollet
1777–1802 (age 25)
South Park Street Cemetery
John Smith
1786–1830 (age 44)
South Park Street Cemetery
Henry Herbert Colebrooke
1812–1814 (age 2)
South Park Street Cemetery
Henry Herbert Colebrooke (1812–1814) was a young child remembered at South Park Street Cemetery.
Emily Horsburgh
1800–1825 (age 25)
South Park Street Cemetery
Emily Horsburgh (1800–1825) was a young woman whose brief life was lived during the Regency era in India.
Henry Chastenay
1822–1822 (age 0)
South Park Street Cemetery
Henry Chastenay (1822–?) was buried at South Park Street Cemetery in Calcutta.