The name St. George's Cathedral appears in multiple geographic contexts. The research materials supplied for this entry do not contain reliable historical, geographic, or paranormal information specifically about a St. George's Cathedral in Georgetown, Guyana. Instead, the documents include a disambiguation-style Wikipedia entry listing multiple St. George's Cathedrals; a Wikidata item identifying a heritage site in Timiș County, Romania; and archival material referencing a St. George's Cathedral and cemetery in Madras (now Chennai), India. Those Madras archival records include a 1920 death certificate noting interment in a St. George's Cathedral Cemetery and a catalogue of tombs and monuments listing a St. George's Cathedral among Madras-area ecclesiastical sites. None of the supplied sources provides construction dates, ownership history, coordinates, or current-status details for a Georgetown, Guyana cathedral. Because the provided material is inconsistent and references distinct sites that share a common name, any specific claims tying a St. George's Cathedral to Georgetown are unsupported by the sources here.
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- [1]St. George's Cathedral (disambiguation). Wikipedia contributors. 'St. George's Cathedral' Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.wiki
- [2]Wikidata: Q1062101 (St. George's Cathedral). Wikidata entry Q1062101 identifying a St. George's Cathedral as a heritage site in Timiș County, Romania.wiki
- [3]De Angeli's Copy (death certificate reference). Archive: certificate of Death Carlo D'Angelis, interred in St George's Cathedral Cemetery, Madras 1920 (Q.M. Morton sign).other
- [4]List of tombs and monuments of Europeans, &c., in the Madras District. Archive catalogue listing St. George's Cathedral among Madras-area ecclesiastical sites and burial grounds.other
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