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December 1925 — 23 April 1962 · Police officer · King's Rifles-era service · UCI cement factory
His headstone in Tororo records his birth as December 1925 and his death as 23 April 1962 — he was thirty-six. Family memory records him as a tall man, approximately 6'4". He began at the Mombasa port railway yard with his father and later worked at the UCI cement factory in Tororo. He served as a police officer, and the family remembers King's Rifles / Mau Mau-era service. He died following a collision involving a taxi and a train at a railway crossing in Tororo. He left his wife Zarina, his father Allah Ditta, and five children currently recorded in this project: Shamim, Masood, Musharraf, Nasrin and Zaffer.
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Police officer · King's Rifles-era service · UCI cement factory
Lifespan: December 1925 — 23 April 1962
Places: Mombasa · Tororo
His headstone in Tororo records his birth as December 1925 and his death as 23 April 1962 — he was thirty-six. Family memory records him as a tall man, approximately 6'4". He began at the Mombasa port railway yard with his father and later worked at the UCI cement factory in Tororo. He served as a police officer, and the family remembers King's Rifles / Mau Mau-era service. He died following a collision involving a taxi and a train at a railway crossing in Tororo. He left his wife Zarina, his father Allah Ditta, and five children currently recorded in this project: Shamim, Masood, Musharraf, Nasrin and Zaffer.
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