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of helping his tenants. Every stranger is welcome to the hospitality
of the Babaji.
War Services.War Loans, Rs. 340. The Babaji supplied 5
recruits at some expense to himself. In recognition of his services
he was awarded a Sanad.
Risaldar-Majot Nazir Ali Khan Bahadur, late of the 34th Poona
Horse, Rais and resident of Kaimganj, Farrukhabad District. For
the last three generations the Risaldar-Major’s family have followed
a military career as Indian Officers. His grandfather was killed at
Ghazni. Afghanistan, in the Afghan War of 1839-42. His brother,
Subadar Sarfaraz Ali Khan, of the 119th Infantry, served under
General Townsend, at Ornmara in Mesopotamia, during the war.
The Risaldar-Major is now a Military Pensioner and an Honorary
Magistrate and has been awarded the distinction of the Order of
British India, 2nd Class, with the title of Bahadur.
I Far Services.—War Loans, Rs. 500. Other War Funds. Subscribed
to all. Supplied more than 100 recruits for the 119th Infantry
Regiment; worked as Secretary of the local Recruiting Committee,
Kaimganj. In recognition of his services he received a Sanad and was
thanked by the Officer Commanding the 119th Infantry Regiment.
Jan Alam Khan, Rais and Honorary Magistrate of Kaimganj,
Farrukhabad District, son of Maulvi Mahbub Alam Khan, Pathan.
Educated in Urdu and Persian.
Is a Member of the District Board, Fatehgarh, and of the
Zemindars’ Association of the Province of Agra; also an Honorary
Bench Magistrate, Kaimganj. J. A. Khan has a landed estate which
pays Government a revenue of Rs. 7,000 annually, and lies in the
districts of Fatehgarh and Shahjahanpur.
War Services.—War Loans, Rs. 9,125. Other War Funds, Rs. 910.
He also induced his tenants to invest Rs. 1,000 in the War Loans.
Supplied 24 combatant recruits at his own expense, and worked as a
Secretary of the War Loan Committee at Kaimganj. Foi’ his
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of helping his tenants. Every stranger is welcome to the hospitality
of the Babaji.
War Services.War Loans, Rs. 340. The Babaji supplied 5
recruits at some expense to himself. In recognition of his services
he was awarded a Sanad.
Risaldar-Majot Nazir Ali Khan Bahadur, late of the 34th Poona
Horse, Rais and resident of Kaimganj, Farrukhabad District. For
the last three generations the Risaldar-Major’s family have followed
a military career as Indian Officers. His grandfather was killed at
Ghazni. Afghanistan, in the Afghan War of 1839-42. His brother,
Subadar Sarfaraz Ali Khan, of the 119th Infantry, served under
General Townsend, at Ornmara in Mesopotamia, during the war.
The Risaldar-Major is now a Military Pensioner and an Honorary
Magistrate and has been awarded the distinction of the Order of
British India, 2nd Class, with the title of Bahadur.
I Far Services.—War Loans, Rs. 500. Other War Funds. Subscribed
to all. Supplied more than 100 recruits for the 119th Infantry
Regiment; worked as Secretary of the local Recruiting Committee,
Kaimganj. In recognition of his services he received a Sanad and was
thanked by the Officer Commanding the 119th Infantry Regiment.
Jan Alam Khan, Rais and Honorary Magistrate of Kaimganj,
Farrukhabad District, son of Maulvi Mahbub Alam Khan, Pathan.
Educated in Urdu and Persian.
Is a Member of the District Board, Fatehgarh, and of the
Zemindars’ Association of the Province of Agra; also an Honorary
Bench Magistrate, Kaimganj. J. A. Khan has a landed estate which
pays Government a revenue of Rs. 7,000 annually, and lies in the
districts of Fatehgarh and Shahjahanpur.
War Services.—War Loans, Rs. 9,125. Other War Funds, Rs. 910.
He also induced his tenants to invest Rs. 1,000 in the War Loans.
Supplied 24 combatant recruits at his own expense, and worked as a
Secretary of the War Loan Committee at Kaimganj. Foi’ his