Ginai

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2 sources recorded.

gravestoneprimary record

Headstone of Noor Ginai — Tororo, Uganda

Burial ground, Tororo, Uganda · 2023-02-04

Photographs of the tomb and inscription of Noor Ginai, taken by the family in Tororo on 4 February 2023.

  • Born December 1925.
  • Died 23 April 1962.
  • Son of Allah Ditta; family origin recorded as Ganj-i Jheuranwali, District Gujrat.
  • + 1 further entry

The inscription appears in Urdu above the English text. No exact day of birth is given.

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Civil registrationIndex record

FreeBMD surname search — GINAI

FreeBMD / Free UK Genealogy · Date not recorded

A surname search of the England & Wales civil-registration indexes for GINAI. The extract records index entries only; no certificate has been ordered or seen.

  • A marriage registration for Shamin A GINAI, with the surname MIRZA also registered, appears in the Chatham district, December quarter 1970.
  • A marriage registration for MASOOD A GINAI, with the surname COOK also registered, appears in the Cambridge district, December quarter 1976.
  • A marriage registration for Masood A Ginai, with the surname MIR also registered, appears in the Bromley district, December quarter 1978.
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