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[[File:IMG 20260805 161124.jpg|thumb|H. R. Nevill found that many Muslims of Ghazipur were Bhumihars who embraced Islam. Source: ''Ghazipur Gazetteer'' (1909).|center]] | [[File:IMG 20260805 161124.jpg|thumb|H. R. Nevill found that many Muslims of Ghazipur were Bhumihars who embraced Islam. Source: ''Ghazipur Gazetteer'' (1909).|center]] | ||
Muslim Kinwar Bhumihars of Bara | ==Muslim Kinwar Bhumihars of Bara== | ||
British Civil Services Officer H. R. Nevill in 1909 observed that the town of Bara was the home of Muslim Kinwar Bhumihars who originally belonged to the village of Birpur on the opposite side of the Ganges River. They held those lands for centuries.<ref>[https://archive.org/details/dli.ministry.02318/page/182/mode/1up Nevill, H. R. (1909). ''Ghazipur Gazetteer''.]</ref> | British Civil Services Officer H. R. Nevill in 1909 observed that the town of Bara was the home of Muslim Kinwar Bhumihars who originally belonged to the village of Birpur on the opposite side of the Ganges River. They held those lands for centuries.<ref>[https://archive.org/details/dli.ministry.02318/page/182/mode/1up Nevill, H. R. (1909). ''Ghazipur Gazetteer''.]</ref> | ||
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[[File:IMG 20260805 162025.jpg|thumb|Source: ''Census of India'', 1901.|center]] | [[File:IMG 20260805 162025.jpg|thumb|Source: ''Census of India'', 1901.|center]] | ||
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