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Arokiasamy, S

No9 Brunton Cotton Press Road, Madras

Father
Chintadari
No9 Brunton Cotton Press Road, Madras
Indentured ancestor
Arokiasamy, S
male · No9 Brunton Cotton Press Road, Madras
The crossing
Origin
No9 Brunton Cotton Press Road
Madras
Ship
UMHLOTI VI
no. 146408
Year
1884
Arrived
Natal, South Africa
The origin village

Arokiasamy, S’s family came from No9 Brunton Cotton Press Road, Madras district. Living relatives may still be there — a voter-roll lookup can name them, and the modern village page shows land records and families we already track.

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Colonial ship-clerks often mangled Tamil names. Before treating this as your ancestor, ask the oldest person in your family:

  • Was there a great-great-grandfather named Arokiasamy, S or Chintadari?
  • Did family ever mention coming from No9 Brunton Cotton Press Road, Madras?
  • Do the dates line up with when your family arrived in Natal? (Record: 1884)
  • Any family memory of a ship named UMHLOTI VI, or a passage to Natal around then?
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