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Kodialam

North Arcot district, Tamil Nadu

18
emigrants to Natal
—
years sailed
2
ships

Most common vessel: UMVOTI IX (17 people)

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Alamalu
son of Raman
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Alamalu
son of Velayadan
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Ammoy
son of Ponnan
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Chinnappan
son of Munian
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Ettie
son of Venkatasen
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Gengam
son of Ponnan (27322)
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Kakatha
son of Ponnan
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Kamatchee
son of Venketsamy
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Latchmi
son of Serambatta Gn
UMLAZI XXIV 1904
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Mottai
son of Ponnan
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Munian
son of Ettee
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Munichee
son of Ettee
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Ponnan
son of Munian
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Ponnan
son of Venkatasan
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Sathy
son of Vellamunjy
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Subban
son of Munian
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Sundram
son of Ponnan
UMVOTI IX 1882
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Thoyee
son of Ponnan
UMVOTI IX 1882
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