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Assistant Commissioners and of his two brothers one is a Tahsildar
and the other holds the title of Khan Saheb. He is a graduate
and has had a distinguished career in the M. A. O. College, Aligarh.
He takes a keen interest in local literary and athletic sports clubs.
During the late war he helped to raise a number of recruits and he
holds a letter of thanks from the Lieutenant-Governor for services
rendered.
Address: Saharanpur.
Captain Kali Charan Dube, I.M.S., Assistant Director, Public
Health, L.M.S., Punjab, D. P, H., London. Born 1st July, 1880.
Served in various capacities as Assistant Surgeon, in charge Victoria
Hospital, Bharatpur, 1902, officiated for the Agency Surgeon,
Eastern States, Rajputana, 1902. He was medical officer for
recruiting (honorary).
Address: 24, Cantonment Road, Lucknow.
Chowdhry Raghuraj Singh was born on the 19th of September
1901 and belongs to the Gaur sect of Brahmins. As a great
landlord he has great influence over his tribesmen, and can trace his
descent from the time of the Mahomedan Kings of India. He is
looked upon with great respect both by the public and by the
district officials. Among his great ancestors, Chowdhry Luchman
Singh, who died in 1887,. was the best respected and the most
efficient manager of the estate. He made considerable additions to
the family estate, and amassed a great fortune; the settlement
reports of the times bear testimony to the fact. He was also a great
well-wisher of the Government. During 1857 his services were
recognized by the Government by the grant of two villages, Salempur
and Mauri, at present paying a revenue of close upon Rs. 12,000 a
year, and he was also awarded a medal. These villages are in the
possession of the family. Chowdhry Luchman Singh was an Honorary
Magistrate till his death. He died without any issue, and the
property reverted to his wife after great litigation. She, according
231
Assistant Commissioners and of his two brothers one is a Tahsildar
and the other holds the title of Khan Saheb. He is a graduate
and has had a distinguished career in the M. A. O. College, Aligarh.
He takes a keen interest in local literary and athletic sports clubs.
During the late war he helped to raise a number of recruits and he
holds a letter of thanks from the Lieutenant-Governor for services
rendered.
Address: Saharanpur.
Captain Kali Charan Dube, I.M.S., Assistant Director, Public
Health, L.M.S., Punjab, D. P, H., London. Born 1st July, 1880.
Served in various capacities as Assistant Surgeon, in charge Victoria
Hospital, Bharatpur, 1902, officiated for the Agency Surgeon,
Eastern States, Rajputana, 1902. He was medical officer for
recruiting (honorary).
Address: 24, Cantonment Road, Lucknow.
Chowdhry Raghuraj Singh was born on the 19th of September
1901 and belongs to the Gaur sect of Brahmins. As a great
landlord he has great influence over his tribesmen, and can trace his
descent from the time of the Mahomedan Kings of India. He is
looked upon with great respect both by the public and by the
district officials. Among his great ancestors, Chowdhry Luchman
Singh, who died in 1887,. was the best respected and the most
efficient manager of the estate. He made considerable additions to
the family estate, and amassed a great fortune; the settlement
reports of the times bear testimony to the fact. He was also a great
well-wisher of the Government. During 1857 his services were
recognized by the Government by the grant of two villages, Salempur
and Mauri, at present paying a revenue of close upon Rs. 12,000 a
year, and he was also awarded a medal. These villages are in the
possession of the family. Chowdhry Luchman Singh was an Honorary
Magistrate till his death. He died without any issue, and the
property reverted to his wife after great litigation. She, according