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| Born | 1863 | ||||||||
| Died | 1923 | ||||||||
| Residence | Burma Ruby Mines, Mogok, Upper Burma; Oriental Club, Hanover Square, W. | ||||||||
| Occupation | business | ||||||||
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Proposed by ?, seconded by T.A. Joyce, 1907.10.22
Notes From Elsewhere
H. Frank Atlay (1863-1923) was manager of ruby and sapphire mines in Burma (Myanmar)(1887-1923)
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PRM: Six silver charms worn by Burmans under the skin as charm against disease, &c., Ruby Mines, Mogok, Upper Burma. Presented by Frank Atlay, Esq., Mogok, Upper Burma.
