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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate has been recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India and based upon the estimated age of his elder brother Shri Daulat Ram. | Shri Rura Ram (I16)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate has been recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India and from hear-say. | Shri Dogar Mal (I12)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate has been recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Duni Chand (I26)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate has been recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Devi Chand (I11)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate has been recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Gujjar Mal (I13)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate has been recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Dogar Mal (I12)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate has been recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Bhag Mal (I14)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate has been recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Daulat Ram (I15)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate has been recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Ram Rakha (I17)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate was recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India.
What we do know is that he died in 1778, as his ashes were brought to Haridwar then by his Elder brother Shri Nanak Chand. | Shri Sita Ram (I3)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate was recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India.
What we do know is when she passed away. As per the records her ashes were brought to Haridwar in 1836 by her husband Shri Ganesh. | Shrimati Jai Die (I10)
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| 62 |
The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate was recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Nanak Chand (I4)
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| 63 |
The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate was recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Har Rai (I1)
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| 64 |
The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate was recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Bishan Nath (I2)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate was recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Murli Dhar (I8)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate was recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Ram Sahai (I6)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate was recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Jatak Ram (I7)
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The actual date is unknown, hence the best possible estimate was recorded. The date was calculated going from the entries in the 'Holy Books' at Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. | Shri Ganesh (I9)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Bhalchandra Narayan Ghatate / Gita Kerstin Lal (F17)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lal, Ajoy Eric (I34)
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The real date might have been 24th October 1942 or 1944 - nobody is really sure about this. | Sharda, Shrimati Kanta (I28)
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The surname 'Sharma' was first taken on by Amar Chand. It never really was the 'Family Name' before.
The so-called 'Sharma Family' originates from Urapar (Punjab, India) and is deeply rooted in Hindu tradition, venerating primarily Lord Krishna. The family belongs to the caste of 'Brahmins' and the sub-caste of 'Kashyap-Bajra.'
Most references pertaining to the 'Sharma Family' are kept in old and partially decaying books of huge dimensions maintained in the Holy City of Haridwar (Uttar Pradesh, India), located upon the banks of the River Ganga (Ganges) at the foothills of the Himalayas. These ‘holy books’ are approximately 20cm wide, 80cm in length and can even be up to 20cm in thickness. They comprise of individual pages (papyrus type paper) that are held together between two hard covers, all of which are tied together with string at one end. Each book in itself is kept within folded sheets of cotton cloth for better storage.
Multiple generations of the same family of Pundits (Priests) have maintained these books for centuries. The records are all hand-written and kept chronologically. Individual entries pertaining to the 'Sharma Family' need to be searched manually. A reference to the village or town of origin helps the Pundits seek these entries out more easily. Entries in Urdu (a language in its’ own right, derived from Persian/ Farsi) dating back into the late 17th century have been documented there for posterity by our forefathers and other relatives. Entries are also to be found in Sanskrit and Hindi, with some of the youngest even having been made in the English language … how times change but roots do not! | Sharma, Shri Amar Chand (I20)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Mr. Saurabh Bhardwaj / Mrs. Claudia Vega-Bhardwaj (F118)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Mr. Father of Masumi Hironaka / Mrs. Miyoko Hironaka (F128)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bhala, Thulsi (I761)
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Urgrossvater vaeterlicherseits der Mutter von Ulrich Burkhardt. | Hagenbuchner, Herr Georg (I494)
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verheiratete Michel | Rappelt, Lotte (I543)
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verheiratete Schmitt | Büschelberger, Hilde (I454)
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We do know that Shri Rura Ram, his wife and Shri Ram Rakha visited Haridwar in 1925 with the "phool" (ashes) of Shri Daulat Ram, the elder brother. | Shri Rura Ram (I16)
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We have estimated her age, based upon the [estimated] age of her husband Shri Rura Ram. Women were generally younger, so we added 5 years to her husband's year of birth. | Shrimati Rura Ram's wife (I621)
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We know that Shri Bhag Mal visited Haridwar in 1886 and then again in 1906. What exactly he did there, we do not know. | Shri Bhag Mal (I14)
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Wilhelmine Dell wurde auch als Dell geboren. Sie war evangelisch und Grossmutter der Mutter von Ulrich Burkhardt, muetterlicherseits. | Dell, Frau Wilhelmine (I463)
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Wir sind uns nicht sicher, ob Oskar Failenschmid in einem tragischen Unfall an seinen Verbrennungen erlegen ist, oder nicht?! | Failenschmid, Herr Oskar (I173)
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