Frederick John William Gascoyne lived from 1837 or 1838 to December 13, 1926 and was a New Zealand Armed Constabulary officer and magistrate.
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RoleNew Zealand Armed Constabulary officer and magistrate 2 Nationality / Jurisdiction Place of Death Partially Attested
BornSource states birth year as 1837 or 1838; 1837 is given in the birthplace sentence Role
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Gascoyne was born in Cawnpore, India, in 1837 to Charles Manners Gascoigne and his wife Isabella Gascoigne (née Campbell).
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Frederick John William Gascoyne (1837 or 1838 - 13 December 1926) was a New Zealand Armed Constabulary officer and Magistrate.
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Frederick John William Gascoyne (1837 or 1838 - 13 December 1926) was a New Zealand Armed Constabulary officer and Magistrate.
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Frederick John William Gascoyne (1837 or 1838 - 13 December 1926) was a New Zealand Armed Constabulary officer and Magistrate.
Early life section, year clause
Gascoyne was born in Cawnpore, India, in 1837 to Charles Manners Gascoigne and his wife Isabella Gascoigne (nee Campbell).
Early life section, birthplace clause
Gascoyne was born in Cawnpore, India, in 1837 to Charles Manners Gascoigne and his wife Isabella Gascoigne (nee Campbell).
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Frederick John William Gascoyne (1837 or 1838 - 13 December 1926) was a New Zealand Armed Constabulary officer and Magistrate.
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Gascoyne died in Hastings on 13 December 1926.
Death section, place clause
Gascoyne died in Hastings on 13 December 1926.
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was a New Zealand Armed Constabulary officer and Magistra
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