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| | | | MacIntyre, Major General D. | Army | | MacKenzie, Captain | Soldier | | MacLean, Lieutenant H.L.S. | Army | | MacMillan, Robert | Soldier | | MacPherson, Captain Herbert | Soldier | | Macquarie, Lachlan | Governor of New South Wales | | Maddox, George | Representative of the Indian National Congress | | Magee, Roger | Hockey Player. Played Hockey for India approx. 8 years . He replaced The famous Ajit Pal Singh as
India´s center half and played from Tamil Nadu. He was the Captain of the
South Zone Universities Team. He toured Europe with the under 21s representing
India, at the Bankok Asian Games, The Perth Esanda, one of the Olympics, and a host of other international games for India. He was state Tamil Nadu
player for over a decade. He is now settled in Melbourne Australia. | | Maguire, L.T. | Lawyer | | Maher, Reginald | Author | | Mahon, Sergeant Patrick | Army | | Malcolm, Major General Sir John | Writer | | Malcolmson, Captain J.G. | Soldier | | Malcolmson, Lieutenant A.J. | Soldier | | Mangles, Ross Louis | Soldier | | Manners-Smith, Lieutenant Colonel J. | Soldier | | Manser, F/O Leslie | Victoria Cross (Posthumous) 50 Sqdrn. RAF.
F/O Manser was an ´old boy´ of Victoria School, Kurseong.
Killed in action May 30, 1942,br/>
www.vsdh.org/vsdh/manser/index.htm | | Manuel, Phyllis Pearson | Educationist (Calcutta) | | Marissa, Sister T. | Educationist (Calcutta) | | Martin, Lance | Born January 17, 1914. Chairman and Managing Director for many years of
Gresham & Craven India (Private) Ltd., attaining the highest position
ever held by an Anglo-Indian in India at a British company. Always helpful to
all the clergy. Was President of the Catholic Association of Bengal. Served on
the Advisory Board to the Archbishop of Calcutta along with Blessed Mother
Teresa, a personal friend, who often asked his help in placing young men in
employment, which he was always willing to do. "After all", he would say, "who
could ever refuse Mother Teresa". Assisted many A-I lads by giving them
employment. Was well loved by all his staff. Respected everyone
regardless of
their status in life and in turn was highly respected himself and known to many as "the perfect gentleman". Emigrated to the USA with his wife Esme, in
1971. Died October 19, 1992.
| | Martin, Lieutenant John Claude | Soldier | | Martindale, Commander | Soldier | | Martin-Leake, A. | Surgeon-Captain | | Massey, Flt.Lieutenant Roy Andrew | Vir Chakra Award for Bravery | |
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