Frances Inglis

1810–1810 (age 0)

Biography

Frances Inglis was a member of the British colonial community in Calcutta during the early 19th century. Born in 1810, she was part of a generation of individuals whose lives were shaped by the expanding British presence in India and the opportunities and challenges that colonial life presented.

Though her life details remain sparse in historical records, Frances Inglis's burial in South Park Street Cemetery places her among the many residents of colonial Calcutta whose lives, though not extensively documented, formed an integral part of the community's social fabric during this period of imperial expansion.

Also buried at South Park Street Cemetery

Archibald Campbell
d. 1821
South Park Street Cemetery
Ann Elizabeth Humphreys
1839–1841 (age 2)
South Park Street Cemetery
Susanna Agg
1807–1807 (age 0)
South Park Street Cemetery
Susanna Agg (1807) was a community member whose memory is preserved at South Park Street Cemetery.
Patrick Robert Sinclair
1810–1832 (age 22)
South Park Street Cemetery
John Richardson
d. 1839
South Park Street Cemetery
Henry Wilkins Hicks
1812–1812 (age 0)
South Park Street Cemetery
Henry Wilkins Hicks (1812–) was a man of the nineteenth century whose life is documented at South Park Street Cemetery...