Person · recognised Nabob 1849; C.S.I. 1867; d. 1868
Ghulam Muhammad Ali
Adopted nephew of Husain Ali Khán II and married to his daughter Imdád Bégum, he was recognised by the Government as Nabob with a sunnud in 1849 and died without male issue in 1868.
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- p. 248 · read as page image
But before the issue of the sunnud, Husain Ali Khán died. He had, however, adopted his nephew, Gulám Muhammad Ali, and married to him his daughter, Imdád
- p. 249 · read as page image
Bégum. Gulam Ali was, therefore, recognized by Government as the Nabob and a sunnud issued to him in 1849, renewing the grant and conferring civil and criminal jurisdiction unlimited, except in regard to capital punishment ... In 1867 he was made Companion of the Star of India. He died in 1868 without male issue,