Individual Details

James Pagan DALZELL

(23 Nov 1870 - 2 Feb 1932)

Events

Birth23 Nov 1870Nynee Tal, Bengal, India
Baptism26 Dec 1870Nynee Tal, Bengal, India
Residence1891as a lodger - 13, Gayfield Square, Edinburgh
Occupation1891bank clerk - Edinburgh, Scotland
Marriage23 Nov 1896Lucknow, Bengal, India - Blanche Gosnell Sibella WARREN
Miscellaneous25 Sep 1915departed for Bombay, India - the Port of London
Miscellaneous27 May 1923arrived - the Port of Liverpool
Residence (family)Abt Jun 1923with half brother William Robert Dalzell - Normanston, Balls Road, Birkenhead - Blanche Gosnell Sibella WARREN
Residence5 Mar 192598, Sumatra Road, London NW6
Miscellaneous6 Mar 1925sailed from - the Port of London
Occupation4 Aug 1925banker with the Eastern Bank Ltd
Miscellaneous4 Aug 1925arrived - the Port of London
Death2 Feb 1932Oakdene, 2, Brackley Road, Beckenham, Kent
Probate23 Mar 1932London

Families

SpouseBlanche Gosnell Sibella WARREN (1868 - 1933)
ChildHelen Margaret "Pegs" DALZELL (1897 - 1975)
ChildElizabeth J DALZELL (1911 - )
FatherRobert Manuel DALZELL (1829 - 1901)
MotherMargaret Pagan WILSON (1840 - )
SiblingJohn Wilson DALZELL (1867 - 1965)
SiblingMarion Pagan DALZELL (1873 - )
SiblingJanet Margaret DALZELL (1877 - )
SiblingRobert Manuel DALZELL (1882 - 1956)
SiblingLilias Margaret DALZELL (1884 - 1965)

Notes

Miscellaneous

He sailed 1st class on the SS Caledonia of the P&O Line. He was accompanied by his wife Blanche and daughters Helen and "E".

Miscellaneous

James sailed 1st class on the SS Castalia of the Anchor line from Bombay, India. He was accompanied by his wife and a Miss E Dalzell. They were bound for the home of James' half brother William Robert Dalzell.

Miscellaneous

James sailed 2nd class on the SS Naldera bound for Bombay, India.

Occupation

This from the ship's record.

Miscellaneous

James sailed 1st class from Madras on the SS Manora of the British and Indian Steam Navigation Company. He was on his way to Scotland.

Probate

Probate was granted to his widow Blanche Sybil Dalzell. His effects were valued at £1899 (£63,464.58 in 2005).