William Inglis

1805–1852 (age 47)

Biography

William Inglis lived during the early decades of the nineteenth century, experiencing the significant changes that marked British India. Born in 1805, he spent his life in Calcutta, contributing to the community during a period of considerable social and administrative development.

He passed away in 1852 at the age of 47 and was interred at South Park Street Cemetery. His relatively brief life spanned a crucial era in Indian history, and his burial place reflects his connection to Calcutta's established European community.

Also buried at South Park Street Cemetery

Henry Rashleigh
1789–1813 (age 24)
South Park Street Cemetery
Sophia Fendall
1805–1808 (age 3)
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.
James Fulton
1824–1828 (age 4)
South Park Street Cemetery
James Fulton (1824–1828) was a young child who died in Calcutta and was buried in South Park Street Cemetery.
Alexander Rogers
d. 1814
South Park Street Cemetery
Capt E S Dennison
1806–1806 (age 0)
South Park Street Cemetery
Captain E S Dennison (1806) was a military or administrative officer in Calcutta, buried at South Park Street Cemetery.