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Cemetery Registered Number Names of Deceased Name of deceased (indenture number) Age Sex Place of Birth Date and place of death (date) Date and place of death (time of day) Date and place of death (place) Cause of death Married or Single Widow or Widower Names of declarants of Death Date of Burial Pauper Burial Private Burial Number of row and grave (row) Number of row and grave (grave) Square or Section Remarks Transcriber Comments
12574 Marie Agnes Soundassine 19 years Female Mauritius 4.11.1872 8 pm Convent Rempart Street Consumption Spinster A. Charlot & Beedaputh 5.11.1872 Pauper Civil Status Permit No. 19 R7 G32 Square S Christian Cemetery
12575 Maunah 45 years Female Calcutta 4.11.1872 8.30 pm Rampe Street Fever Married Kodabaccus? & Madarbaccus 5.11.1872 Paid in town £ 030 Civil Status Permit No. 16 R17 G40 Square J Musulman Cemetery
12576 Virginie Marie 50 years Female Mauritius 4.11.1872 11 pm Nicolay Road Fever Not Married A. Marie & A. Clarion 5.11.1872 Paid in town £ 030 Civil Status Permit No. 18 R17 G41 Square J Musulman Cemetery
12577 Valie 22 years Female Madras 6.11.1872 3 am Tranquebar Fever Moutoussamy & Amassee 6.11.1872 Paid in town £ 030 Civil Status Permit No. 22 R23 G25 Square C Indian Cemetery

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Gordon Cochaud

Virginie Marie see "Street" in line above

Gordon Cochaud

If you look carefully at the "i" following the V you will see a small upstroke at the beginning of the "i".
My generation in Victoria (Australia) was taught to write with nibs that did that style of writing. Also an "r" following a capital letter would usually start with a very short downstroke on the line. Just as important as the shape of a letter is knowing the path the nib travelled to inscribe the letter.