Appendix D: List Of Departed Ones (Dec. 21, 1951)
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The following are the names of the 87 departed men:
Sheriarji (Baba's father, Bobo )
Buasaheb (Beheram F. Irani; first disciple Behramji)
Dr. Ghani (Abdul Ghani Munsiff)
Chanji (Framroze H. Dadachanji)
Masaji (Rustom Masa Irani; Pendu and Naja's father)
Munshi Saheb (Munshiji; Munshi Rahim)
Naval Talati
Khak Saheb
Jamshed S. Irani (Baba's elder brother)
Walter Mertens (Switzerland)
Nervous (Khodadad Irani)
Sampath Aiyangar (Madras)
Swamiji (Madras)
Arjun Supekar (Kasba Peth, Manzil-e-Meem)
Kondiram (Manzil-e-Meem)
Sayyed Jamadar (Kasba Peth, Manzil-e-Meem)
Lattoos (Kaikhushru Khodadad Irani; boyhood friend of Baba, Poona)
Faredoon Masa (Faredoon Shermard Irani; Baba's maternal uncle; husband of Shireenmai's sister Dowla)
Khansaheb Kaikhushru Irani (Gulmai's husband)
Biharilal G. Agrawal (lived in Meherabad in 1929)
Kaikhushru Masa (Soonamasi's husband, Bombay)
Kunj Behari Choubey (Raipur)1
Maneck Ranji (Nasik)
Sadhu Christian Leik
Nadirsha Bharucha (lived in Meherabad in the 1920s)
Chiman Chowdhary (Kasba Peth cook in Manzil-e-Meem)
Barsoap (Abdur Rehman, Manzil-e-Meem)
Daulat Padir (Meher Ashram student)
Louis Henry Cox Nelmes
Garrett Fort
Jamboo Mama (Buasaheb's maternal uncle, Poona)
Quentin Tod (died 5 May 1947)
Sorabji M. Desai (Soma Desai, Navsari)
Ajoba (Gangaram Pawar; first disciple from Arangaon)
Ahmed Khan Gavai (Manzil-e-Meem)
Tehemtan Dadachanji (eldest son of Naoroji Dadachanji)
Khodadad Kaka (Sheriarji's brother, Iran)
Shah (Shayr) Khodadad (Baba's cousin; son of Khodadad Kaka)
Pulad Khodadad (Baba's cousin; son of Khodadad Kaka)
Bhabananda Swami
Nusserwan Kerawala (Banumasi's husband)
Dr. Karkal (early Meherabad physician)
Genu Chambhar (Prem Ashram boy)
John (Meher Ashram Christian boy; corrected to James [Titus] on the November 1967 list)
Ramnath (Baba's childhood friend)
Bala Supekar (brother of Arjun Supekar)
Ali Akbar (Persian Prem Ashram boy, nicknamed Majnun )
Sohrabji Vakil (Surat)
Faredoon R. Irani (Baidul's son)
Beheram R. Irani (Baidul's son)
Hormazdiar R. Irani (Baidul's son)
Bapu Ghante (Bapu Brahmin, Poona, Manzil-e-Meem)
Kashinath (Kashiya; the dhobi [laundryman] at Manzil-e-Meem)
Lala Pathan (night watchman in Ranchi, Nasik and Meherabad)
Chintaman Rao (Ahmednagar)
Soli Kotwal (brother of Savak Kotwal)
Beheram M. Desai (Mansari's father; Soma Desai's brother, Navsari)
Ardeshir N. Desai (Keki Desai's father, Delhi)
Manekji Confectioner (Kaka Baria's brother-in-law)
N. Namdar Dastur (lived at Meherabad late 1920s)
Rustom Dinyar Irani (Kharmen Masi's husband, who had lived in Meherabad, late 1920s)
Bhausaheb Mehendarge (teacher in Meherabad school; Dattu Mehendarge's uncle)
Rashid Khusroo Irani (Jafrabad, Iran)
Jamshed Beheram Shirmed (Baidul's father-in-law)
Shermard Khorband Irani (Prem Ashram boy from Iran)
Sohrab Jehangir Irani (Goher's paternal uncle)
Khan Bahadur Pudumjee (Bombay)
Palanji Motiwala (Parsi friend of Pappa Jessawala from Jabalpur)
Motabava Khajotia (Adi Khajotia's grandfather; Jessawala family friend of Nagpur)
Naoroji R. Satha (Nusserwan Satha and Gaimai Jessawala's father)
Merwan Kaikhushru Irani
Golvadwala (Sohrabji Irani; Masaji's cousin from Golvad)2
Golvadwala's son
Dhunjibhoy Kerawalla (Jal Kerawalla's father)
Sakkur (servant in Prem Ashram)
Beheram Irani & Rustom Salengi (Baba's orderlies of Elphinstone Road, Bombay)
Ardeshir Khodaram Irani (Meher Ashram boy)
Meherwan Kaikhushru Irani (may be same as 71)
Rustom B. Irani (Bomanji's brother, Karachi)
Kaikhushru Icecreamwala (owner of Poona ice-cream shop during Baba's boyhood)
Hormuzd Boman Irani (Pilamai's husband, Karachi)
Kasam (Ramjoo's son; suffered from epilepsy and died on 24 August 1951, two days after a brain operation)
Faredoon Irani (Dowla Mondi's cousin or son, Poona)
Otto Billo (Irene's father, Switzerland)
Rustom Jamshed Irani (Baily's brother)
Sohrab Shirzad Irani (Sailor's brother)
Bejanji Ramji (or Burjor Desai; close friend or relative of Soma Desai, Navsari)
Footnotes
- 1.Kunj Behari Choubey translated Meher Baba's Discourses into Hindi; he committed suicide.
- 2.Four brothers and two sisters of this Irani family of Golvad met Baba at the Links in Bangalore on 20 September 1939.