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Alfred Charles Heberden (c1828-1957), Resident Engineer on the East Indian Railway
1857 June 27th. Killed at Cawnpore. Second son of the Revd. W. Heberden, of Great Bookham, in his 30th year.[1] 'Mr. Heberden, once a civil engineer under Mr. Brunel, is among those who have so cruelly fallen with Sir Hugh Wheeler at Cawnpore.'[2]
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