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The tea planter E M Hare studied at Stamford and taught by Frank Lee Woodward of Mahinda fame. With Woodward, Hare translated a number of Pali books for the Pali Text Society. This is very interesting Hare being a tea planter in the early 1900s. Were their other planters interested in Pali and Buddhism?
Great write up. brought back fond memories of planting life in Ceylon. I knew Gerald and Carl Derun, wow going back quite a few years. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Dear Tissa, did you know any of the CCC engineers in your time in Ceylon/Sri Lanka? My late dad Doug Kemp was in Badulla, Hatton and lastly Kandapola before before our family left for the UK in 1970
Ravana Wijeyeratne Very interesting - are you able to share with me your wife's connection to William Alexander Tytler as she is clearly a relative of mine.
Martin John According to genealogy information we have the ancestor in the mid 1700's was Alexander Frazer Tytler born 1747. His grand son , William Tytler the 3rd, married Catherine Boyd. His mother's uncle is described as a minister of Crimmond. The document also states that AF had a cousin named Robert Boyd. Ackland and Boyd are mentioned elsewhere as is Crimmond. I think family ties were strong and probably resulted in many joint business ventures.
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