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DescriptionSyrian Anglican priest Kaipuredathu M. Matthai and family.jpg
English: Syrian Anglican priest Kaipuredathu M. Matthai with his wife Achiamma (d/o archdeacon Oommen Mammen) and children
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Source The Indian Christians of St. Thomas otherwise called the Syrian Christians of Malabar (published 1908)
Author Rev. Dr. W.J. Richards

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Syrian Anglican priest Kaipuredathu M. Matthai with his wife Achiamma (d/o archdeacon Oommen Mammen) and children

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