Name |
Arthur Marcus Hill CHEEK [1] |
Born |
31 Jul 1840 |
Evesham, Worcestershire, England [2] |
- General Register Office Index:- September 1/4 1840, Evesham
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Gender |
Male |
Also Known As |
"The Young Martyr of Allhallabad" |
Baptism |
15 Aug 1840 |
Parish Church of All Saints, Evesham, Worcestershire, England |
Passed Entrance Exam |
03 Feb 1857 |
Addiscombe, Surrey, England [3] |
for the Honourable East India Company |
Appointed |
04 Feb 1857 |
India House, London, England [3] |
Ensign in the Bengal Infantry |
Died |
17 Jun 1857 |
Allhallabad Fort, India |
- From wounds received during the Indian Mutiny
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Buried |
17 Jun 1857 |
Allhallabad Fort, India [2] |
Notes |
- From a Memorial Tablet in All Saints Parish Church, Evesham
The young Martyr of Allahabad' Ensign in the 6th. Bengal Native Infantry and 2nd son of O.and E Cheek. born 13 July 1840.
He fell a victim to the wretched Indian Mutiny in 1857 and is memorable for his heroic conduct and faithful confession in his dying moments testified by the encouraging words which he then addressed to a native Christian catechist tormented by the Mohammedans 'Come what may, do not deny the Lord Jesus ' He was interred in the covered way of the Fort at Allahabad 17th June 1857.
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Person ID |
I15816 |
Silk Weavers and Stay Makers |
Last Modified |
19 Jun 2016 |