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Islander's List - 2002 Andaman & Nicobar Islands Islander's List - 2002 Andaman & Nicobar Islands 245 WARD NO. 7 SL No Form House NameNo Relation Name Relation SexAge Category Serial No With HOF CategoryA - TRIBAL 1 083119 - 1 25 JAMES S/o DAVID HEAD M 42 A 2 083119 - 2 25 CLARA W/o JAMES WIFE F 33 A 3 083119 - 3 25 MATHAIS S/o NICONER NEPHEW M 25 A 4 083119 - 4 25 NEELI D/o JAMES DAUGHTER F 14 A 5 083119 - 5 25 JOSEPH S/o JAMES SON M 12 A 6 083125 - 1 45(II) CHRISTOPER S/o ALPHAGE HEAD M 32 A 7 083125 - 2 45(II) GRACE CAROLINE W/o CHRISTOPER WIFE F 25 A 8 083127 - 1 44(11)CLEMENT S/o GEPRIAL HEAD M 30 A 9 083127 - 2 44(11)HYACINT MILKA W/o CLAMENT WIFE F 28 A 10 083127 - 3 44(11)OCTOVIA S/o CLAMENT SON M 4 A 11 083127 - 4 44(11)BENJAMIN S/o CLAMENT SON M 2 A 12 083131 - 1 14(4) MICKEL S/o ABEDINGO HEAD M 38 A 13 083131 - 2 14(4) SLOMI W/o MICKEL WIFE F 35 A 14 083131 - 3 14(4) JAMES S/o MICKEL SON M 13 A 15 083131 - 4 14(4) JOSEPH S/o MICKEL SON M 11 A 16 083131 - 5 14(4) OLIVE S/o MICKEL SON M 9 A 17 083133 - 1 44(1) DAVIDSON S/o JOSES HEAD M 32 A 18 083133 - 2 44(1) LOMSISA W/o DAVIDSON WIFE F 30 A 19 083133 - 3 44(1) VICTOR S/o DAVIDSON SON M 12 A 20 083133 - 4 44(1) BERONICALISA D/o DAVIDSON DAUGHTER F 7 A 21 088511 - 1 7-2 PETRICK S/o REV STEPHEN BROTHER M 25 A 22 088511 - 2 7-2 MOSES S/o EDMOND HEAD M 20 A 23 088511 - 3 7-2 JOSEPH S/o HAROLD BROTHER M 21 A 24 088511 - 4 7-2 PEACE S/o JOB BROTHER M 22 A 25 088538 - 1 49(1) LIVINSTON S/o KAILS HEAD M 43 A 26 088538 - 2 49(1) NICOTIMAS S/o KAILS BROTHER M 28 A 27 088538 - 3 49(1) ASTHTER S/o KAILS SISTER M 25 A 28 090502 - 1 C-42/2DERICK S/o JACOB HEAD M 42 A 29 090502 - 2 C-42/2ETHEL W/o DERICK WIFE F 36 A 30 090502 - 3 C-42/2INEUS S/o HOHNMARK NEPHEW M 16 A 31 090502 - 4 C-42/2MENTON S/o MOSES NEPHEW M 11 A 32 090502 - 5 C-42/2MARY D/o DERICK DAUGHTER F 2 A 33 090503 - 1 C-H2/1LAWSON S/o PETER HEAD M 32 A 34 090503 - 2 C-H2/1MARY W/o ALFRED HEAD F 30 A 35 090503 - 3 C-H2/1KUMAR DERICK S/o ALFRED BROTHER IN LAWM 30 A 36 094268 - 1 40-1 ANDREW S/o LATE RICHARDSON UNCLE M 58INELIGIBLE 37 094268 - 2 40-1 SAIRA W/o ANDREW AUNTY F 48INELIGIBLE 38 094268 - 3 40-1 PHILIP JOHN S/o SHRI JOHN HEAD M 27 A CategoryB - OLD INHABITANT-PRE-1942 39 073792 - 1 JG TYPEBIMAL II 142 KR DAS S/o LATE G C DAS HEAD M 52 B 40 073792 - 2 JG TYPESIPRA II 142 DAS S/o BIMAL KR DAS WIFE M 47 B 41 073792 - 3 JG TYPESHELY II 142 DAS D/o BIMAL KR DAS DAUGHTER F 20 B 42 073800 - 1 CHAMAN LALL S/o LATE GOVINDA LALL HEAD M 48 B 43 073800 - 2 VIKAS LALL S/o CHAMAN LALL SON M 23 B 44 073800 - 3 JAGJEEVAN LALL S/o LATE BRIJ LALL BROTHER M 46 B 45 073800 - 4 SARASWATI W/o JAGJEEVAN LALL SISTER IN LAWF 44 B 46 073800 - 5 ROHIT LALL S/o JAGJEEVAN LALL SON M 12 B 47 073800 - 6 PREETI LALL D/o JAGJEEVAN LALL DAUGHTER F 15 B 48 075202 - 1 128/MBJAGAT RAM DEY S/o SHANTI RAM DEY HEAD M 61 B 49 075202 - 2 128/MBDEEPALI DEY W/o JAGAT RAM DEY WIFE F 50 B 50 075202 - 3 128/MBANURAG DEY S/o JAGAT RAM DEY SON M 30 B 51 075202 - 4 128/MBMANISH DEY S/o JAGAT RAM DEY SON M 26 B 52 075202 - 5 128/MBMANORAMA DEY W/o ANURAG DEY DAUGHTER IN LAWF 30 B 53 075202 - 6 128/MBAMAN DEY S/o ANURAG DEY GRAND SON M 3 B 54 075203 - 1 C-107 SHANMUGAM(1) S/o NARAYAN HEAD M ## B 55 075203 - 2 C-107 SHAKEELA(1) BIBI W/o SHANMUGAM WIFE F 36 B 56 075203 - 3 C-107 SHAILA(1) S D/o SHANMUGAM DAUGHTER F 17 B 57 075203 - 4 C-107 SAJID(1) S S/o SHANMUGAM SON M 14 B 58 075203 - 5 C-107 SHAHBAZ(1) S S/o SHANMUGAM SON M ## B 59 075204 - 1 MB /445MEWA LALL S/o LACHMAN HEAD M 77 B 60 075204 - 2 MB /445HANS WATI W/o L MEWA LALL WIFE F 74 B SL No Form House NameNo Relation Name Relation SexAge Category Serial No With HOF 61 075204 - 3 MB /445NAGESH LALL S/o L MEWA LALL SON M 50 B 62 075205 - 1 444/MBSHYAM NARAYAN S/o HARI NARAYAN HEAD M 52 B 63 075205 - 2 444/MBPUSHPA WATI W/o SHYAM NARAYAN WIFE F 50 B 64 075205 - 3 444/MBNEETI SHYAM D/o SHYAM NARAYAN DAUGHTER F 20 B 65 075205 - 4 444/MBNIDHI SHYAM D/o SHYAM NARAYAN DAUGHTER F 18 B 66 075209 - 1 C-106KHURSHEED BEGUM W/o ABDUL HAMEED HEAD F 40 B 67 075209 - 2 C-106SAHEED PARVEZ S/o ABDUL HAMEED SON M 28 B 68 075209 - 3 C-106SAJID PARVEZ S/o ABDUL HAMEED SON M 25 B 69 075209 - 4 C-106M RASHIDA W/o SAHID PARVEZ DAUGHTER IN LAWF 24 B 70 075209 - 5 C-106SHAHEEN D/o SAHID PARVEZ DAUGHTER F 2 B 71 075211 - 1 C-108ABDUL MAJID S/o TASIR ALI HEAD M 46 B 72 075211 - 2 C-108ZEENAT NOOR W/o ABDUL MAJID WIFE F 42 B 73 075211 - 3 C-108ABDUL WAJID S/o ABDUL MAJID SON M 18 B 74 075211 - 4 C-108SHABNAM M D/o ABDUL MAJID DAUGHTER F 14 B 75 075212 - 1 JANKI W/o JAI CHAND HEAD F 74 B 76 075212 - 2 ISHWAR CHAND S/o KISAN CHAND SON M 60 B 77 075212 - 3 SHRI CHAND S/o KISHAN CHAND SON M 55 B 78 075212 - 4 VIJAY CHAND S/o JAI CHAND SON M 48 B 79 075212 - 5 PREM KUMARI W/o ISHWAR CHAND DAUGHTER IN LAWF 48 B 80 075212 - 6 OM KUMARI W/o SHRI CHAND DAUGHTER IN LAWF 45 B 81 075212 - 7 JAI RANI W/o VIJAY CHAND DAUGHTER IN LAWF 38 B 82 075212 - 8 SUNIL CHAND S/o ISHWAR CHAND GRAND SON M 30 B 83 075212 - 9 POONAM KUMARI D/o ISHWAR CHAND GRAND DAUGHTERF 27 B 84 075212 - 10 SWETA CHAND D/o SHRI CHAND GRAND DAUGHTERF 19 B 85 075212 - 11 SOURAB CHAND S/o SHRI CHAND GRAND SON M 16 B 86 075212 - 12 SARAD CHAND S/o SHRI CHAND GRAND SON M 15 B 87 075212 - 13 AJAY CHAND S/o VIJAY CHAND GRAND SON M 9 B 88 075212 - 14 ALKA D/o VIJAY CHAND GRAND DAUGHTERF 4 B 89 075215 - 1 C-112GANGA RANI W/o LATE MURARI LAL HEAD F 43 B 90 075215 - 2 C-112MOHIT LAL S/o LATE MURARI LAL SON M 25 B 91 075215 - 3 C-112RAKHI KUMARI D/o LATE MURARI LAL DAUGHTER F 21 B 92 075217 - 1 GOUR SHASI ROY S/o S K ROY HEAD M 52 B 93 075217 - 2 DEEPALI ROY W/o GOUR SHASI ROY WIFE F 45 B 94 075217 - 3 ORPANA ROY D/o GOUR SHASI ROY DAUGHTER F 27 B 95 075217 - 4 NEHARIKA ROY D/o GOUR SHASI ROY DAUGHTER F 26 B 96 075217 - 5 ATUL KR ROY S/o GOUR SHASI ROY SON M 23 B 97 075217 - 6 AMITH KR ROY S/o GOUR SHASI ROY SON M 20 B 98 075218 - 1 C-113(2)VIJAY KR ROY S/o S K ROY HEAD M 30 B 99 075218 - 2 C-113(2)NELAM RANI W/o VIJAY KR ROY WIFE F 28 B 100 075218 - 3 C-113(2)HIMANSHU ROY S/o VIJAY KR ROY SON M 1 B 101 075219 - 1 C-113DR MAN MOHAN ROY S/o S K ROY HEAD M 42 B 102 075219 - 2 C-113KARUNA ROY W/o DR MANMOHAN ROY WIFE F 42 B 103 075219 - 3 C-113KONAL ROY S/o DR MAN MOHAN ROY SON M 11 B 104 075219 - 4 C-113MRINAL ROY S/o DR MANMOHAN ROY SON M 6 B 105 075220 - 1 C-114SUJIT KR ROY S/o S K ROY HEAD M 33 B 106 075220 - 2 C-114TAPAN KR ROY S/o S K ROY BROTHER M 32 B 107 075220 - 3 C-114SHEELA ROY W/o SUJIT KR ROY WIFE F 31 B 108 075220 - 4 C-114SAMAPTI ROY W/o TAPAN KR ROY SISTER IN LAWF 26 B 109 075220 - 5 C-114SUSHMITA ROY D/o SUJIT KR ROY DAUGHTER F 4 B 110 075220 - 6 C-114RIYA RAY D/o TAPAN RAY DAUGHTER IN LAWF 0 B 111 075221 - 1 C-105(1)ABDUL RASHEED S/o TASIR ALI HEAD M 54 B 112 075221 - 2 C-105(1)REHANA BEGUM W/o ABDUL RASHEED WIFE F 47 B 113 075221 - 3 C-105(1)ADIL RASHEED S/o ABDUL RASHEED SON M 22 B 114 075221 - 4 C-105(1)ARIF RASHEED S/o ABDUL RASHEED SON M 21 B 115 075221 - 5 C-105(1)MOHAMMED ISHTIYAQ S/o MOHAMMED SAYED WIFE M 30 B 116 075235 - 1 C-88 SHYAM KARAN S/o BASANT RAM HEAD M 50 B 117 075235 - 2 C-88 VAIJANTHI MALA W/o SHYAM KARAN WIFE F 44 B 118 075235 - 3 C-88 SARIKA DEVI D/o SHYAM KARAN DAUGHTER F 24 B 119 075235 - 4 C-88 SACHIN KUMAR S/o SHYAM KARAN SON M 20 B 120 075236 - 1 C-88/1MAHINDER NATH CHARABORTHYS/o G N CHARABORTHY HEAD M 50 B 121 075236 - 2 C-88/1ALPANA CHAKRABORTY W/o MAHINDER NATH CHARABORTYWIFE F 41 B 122 075236 - 3 C-88/1PIYALI CHAKRABORTY D/o MAHINDER NATH CHARABORTYDAUGHTER F 12 B 123 075237 - 1 C-88/2MADHU SUDAN CHAKRABORTYS/o G N CHAKRABORTY HEAD M 59 B 124 075237 - 2 C-88/2KRISHNA CHAKRABORTY W/o MADHU SUDAN CHAKRABORTYWIFE F 49 B 125 075237 - 3 C-88/2MONIDEEPA CHAKRABORTY D/o MADHU SUDAN CHAKRABORTYDAUGHTER F 27 B 126 075237 - 4 C-88/2KAUSHIK CHAKRABORTY S/o MADHU SUDAN CHAKRABORTYSON M 26 B 127 075239 - 1 C-89 TULSI DEVI W/o BASANT RAM HEAD F 72 B 128 075239 - 2 C-89 SREE RAM S/o BASANT RAM SON M 42 B 129 075239 - 3 C-89 ARCHANA W/o BASANT RAM DAUGHTER IN LAWF 34 B SL No Form House NameNo Relation Name Relation SexAge Category Serial No With HOF 130 075239 - 4 C-89 RAHUL KUMAR S/o SREE RAM GRAND SON M 14 B 131 075239 - 5 C-89 ROHIT KUMAR S/o SREE RAM GRAND SON M 12 B 132 075239 - 6 C-89 POOJA D/o SREE RAM GRAND DAUGHTERF 11 B 133 075239 - 7 C-89 PRATHANA D/o SREE RAM GRAND DAUGHTERF 3 B 134 075246 - 1 C-90(1)M M CHAKRABORTY S/o G N CHAKRABORTY HEAD M 48 B 135 075246 - 2 C-90(1)PRATIMA CHAKRABORTY D/o M M CHAKRBORTY WIFE F 48 B 136 075246 - 3 C-90(1)SANTOSHI CHAKRABORTY D/o M M CHAKRBORTY DAUGHTER F 17 B 137 075259 - 1 MB/476HARBANS KAUR W/o BRIJ LALL HEAD F 73 B 138 075259 - 2 MB/476NIRNAJAN LALL S/o BRIJ LALL SON M 53 B 139 075259 - 3 MB/476KALAWATHI W/o NIRANJAN LALL DAUGHTER IN LAWF 46 B 140 075259 - 4 MB/476MAHESHWAR LALL S/o NIRANJAN LALL GRAND SON M 24 B 141 075259 - 5 MB/476MUNESHWAR LALL S/o NIRANJAN LALL GRAND SON M 22 B 142 075259 - 6 MB/476RAKESHWAR LALL S/o NIRANJAN LALL GRAND SON M 19 B 143 075265 - 1 C 18 (2)MOHAMMED ALI S/o P MOHOMMED HEAD M 47 B 144 075265 - 2 C 18 (2)HAJRA BIBI W/o MOHAMMED ALI WIFE F 39 B 145 075265 - 3 C 18 (2)FARHEEN ALI D/o MOHAMMED ALI DAUGHTER F 9 B 146 075265 - 4 C 18 (2)SHIREEN ALI D/o MOHAMMED ALI DAUGHTER F 5 B 147 075267 - 1 C-17(1)MUSTAFA AKRAM S/o KUNJALI HEAD M 29 B 148 075267 - 2 C-17(1)TARANNUM MUSTAFA W/o MUSTAFA AKRAM WIFE F 24 B 149 075267 - 3 C-17(1)ADNAN AKRAM S/o MUSTAFA AKRAM SON M 1 B 150 075277 - 1 C-93 JAGESHEAR LAL S/o JOGINDER LAL HEAD M 48 B 151 075277 - 2 C-93 S LAXMI DEVI W/o JAGESHEAR LAL WIFE F 46 B 152 075277 - 3 C-93 RAHUL LAL S/o JAGESHEAR LAL SON M 13 B 153 075277 - 4 C-93 SRIDHA SUMAN D/o JAGESHEAR LAL DAUGHTER F 9 B 154
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