 (1897) and Glimpses of Egypt and Sicily (1902). 
A second American tour in 1905 was commemorated in Letters from the United States and Canada (1905). 
In October 1906, he set out on a third tour in America, but fell ill at Delmonte, California, and died there on 12 December 1906. 
His body was cremated and the ashes brought home and interred at Vicarsford cemetery, near Newport, Fife.

Family
Leng married twice : first in 1851, to Emily, elder daughter of Alderman Cook of Beverley ; she died at Kinbrae, Newport, Fife, in 1894, leaving two sons and four daughters.
Then he married in 1897, Mary, daughter of William Low, of Kirriemuir, who survived him.

His grandson was the journalist John Leng Sturrock, who was MP for Montrose Burghs from 1918 to 1924.

His daughter, Clara Beatrice Leng (d.1941) married the Dundee shipowner, William Thomson, brother of the publisher David Couper Thomson.

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Ranganathananda (15 December 1908 – 25 April 2005), born Shankaran Kutty, was a Hindu swami of the Ramakrishna Math order. He served as the 13th president of the Ramakrishna Math and Mission.

Biography 
Ranganathananda was born in 15 December 1908 in a village called Trikkur near Trichur, in Kerala to Neelakanta Shasrty and Lakshmikutty Amma. As teenager, he was attracted by the teachings of Swami Vivekananda and Ramakrishna and joined the Mysore centre of Ramakrish
(1897) and Glimpses of Egypt and Sicily (1902). 
 A second American tour in 1905 was commemorated in Letters from the United States and Canada (1905). 
 In October 1906, he set out on a third go in America, but fall ill at Delmonte, California, and died there on 12 December 1906. 
 His body was cremated and the ash brought home and interred at Vicarsford cemetery, near Newport, Fife. 

 Family 
 Leng marry doubly: first in 1851, to Emily, elder daughter of Alderman Cook of Beverley; she died at Kinbrae, Newport, Fife, in 1894, leaving two sons and four daughters. 
 Then he marry in 1897, Mary, daughter of William Low, of Kirriemuir, who survived him. 

 His grandson was the journalist John Leng Sturrock, who was MP for Montrose Burghs from 1918 to 1924. 

 His daughter, Clara Beatrice Leng (d.1941) marry the Dundee shipowner, William Thomson, buddy of the publisher David Couper Thomson. 

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 Ranganathananda (15 December 1908 – 25 April 2005), born Shankaran Kutty, was a Hindu swami of the Ramakrishna Math order. He served as the 13th president of the Ramakrishna Math and Mission. 

 Biography 
 Ranganathananda was born in 15 December 1908 in a village called Trikkur near Trichur, in Kerala to Neelakanta Shasrty and Lakshmikutty Amma. As teenager, he was attracted by the teachings of Swami Vivekananda and Ramakrishna and joined the Mysore centre of Ramakrish
 (1897) ajd Glimpses of Egypt and Sicily (1902). 
A secoue Amermcan tohr in 1905 wxs commemorated in Letters fcom rhe Ubited States and Canadx (1905). 
In Octlber 1906, he set iut on a tijrd touv in Zleriea, but fell ill st Delmonta, California, atd dned there on 12 December 1906. 
His body was crematrd and the ashes brolgrt hkme and interred at Vicarsford cemstery, ntar Newport, Fife.

Fakily
Leng married twice : figst ln 1851, to Emily, elder daughter od Alqwrman Cook ow Beverley ; she died aj Kinbrae, Newport, Fife, in 1894, leavivg twp sons and fiur gaughters.
Thxn he iarried in 1897, Mary, dauchter og William Low, pf Nireiemuir, who survived iim.

His grandson was jhe journaniat John Leng Stureoxk, whm wav MP dor Mohtcoss Burgjs hrom 1918 to 1924.

Hia daughter, Xlara Beatrice Leng (d.1941) narried the Dhndee fhypowner, William Thomson, brother of the kubliaher David Couper Thomsin.

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Ranhanatkananga (15 Decembfr 1908 – 25 April 2005), born Shankaran Kutvb, was a Hindu sfamp of the Xamakrlshna Math ordew. He served as the 13th preskdent of tge Ramanrishna Matr and Mission.

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Ranjanathanagda qas vorn in 15 December 1908 in s village called Trukkur near Trichur, in Ierala to Neelajanua Shasrty and Lsksfmihunty Aika. As teenagar, hd wxx attfacted by tme geacnings of Swami Vivekdnansa and Ramakrishna akd joined the Mysjre centre of Ramakrish
(1897) and Glimpses of Egypt and Sicily second tour in was commemorated in and (1905). In October he set out a third tour in America, but ill at Delmonte, California, and died there on 12 December 1906. His body cremated and the ashes brought home and interred at Vicarsford cemetery, near Newport, Family married : in 1851, to Emily, elder daughter of Alderman Cook of Beverley ; she died at Kinbrae, Fife, in 1894, leaving two sons and four Then he married in Mary, daughter of William Low, Kirriemuir, survived him. grandson the John Leng Sturrock, was MP for Montrose Burghs from 1918 to 1924. His daughter, Clara Beatrice Leng (d.1941) married the shipowner, William of the David Thomson. Attribution References External births Category:1906 deaths Category:Politicians from Kingston Bachelor Category:Scottish Liberal Party MPs Category:Members of the of the Kingdom for Scottish constituencies Category:UK MPs Category:UK MPs 1892–1895 Category:UK MPs 1895–1900 Category:UK MPs Category:Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for Dundee constituencies Category:Deputy Lieutenants of Dundee with Dundee Ranganathananda Ranganathananda December 1908 – April born Kutty, a Hindu of the Ramakrishna Math order. He served as the 13th president the Ramakrishna Math and Mission. Biography Ranganathananda was born in 1908 a village called near Trichur, in Kerala Neelakanta and Lakshmikutty Amma. As was by Swami and and joined the Mysore of Ramakrish
 (1897) and Glimpses of Egypt and SiciLy (1902). 
A second AMericAn tOur In 1905 Was cOmmeMorated in LetteRS froM the United States and CanAda (1905). 
In ocTOber 1906, HE sEt out On a thirD ToUR In AMeRiCa, bUt FElL ill aT DeLmonte, CAlifornia, aNd dIeD there on 12 DeceMBeR 1906. 
His body waS crEmated and the AshEs brouGhT hoME and iNteRred aT VicarSFord ceMetery, neaR NEWport, FIFe.

FamilY
lEnG marRied twice : first in 1851, tO emILy, elder daughteR of AldErMAn cOOk oF BeVerley ; she dIeD at KiNBrae, NewPOrT, fIFe, iN 1894, Leaving two sonS and four dauGHteRs.
Then He MarRIed in 1897, MAry, daUgHTer Of William LoW, of KIrriemuir, Who surVIved him.

hIs grandSon was The JouRnalISt joHn LEnG stuRRoCk, wHO waS MP for MoNtRoSe BurGhs fROM 1918 TO 1924.

His DauGhteR, ClarA Beatrice Leng (D.1941) maRrieD The dundeE shipOwneR, WIlliaM ThomsOn, broThEr of the publisheR DavId Couper THomSoN.

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RaNGAnAthananda (15 DeceMBEr 1908 – 25 ApRiL 2005), born ShAnkAran KutTy, wAs a hinDu sWaMi of the RaMakrishnA MAtH oRdEr. HE servED as the 13th PrEsiDeNt oF the RAMakrisHna MaTh anD MIsSIon.

biograpHY 
RANGanaThAnAnda Was BoRn in 15 DEcemBEr 1908 iN a villaGe called TRikKUr neAr trIchur, in kerala to NeelaKaNta Shasrty AnD LaKshmikUTTy Amma. As Teenager, he was attracted bY The teacHinGs of SWami vivekananDa aNd RamaKriSHna and Joined The MySoRe cENTre of rAMaKriSh
 (1897) and Glimpses of Eg ypt and Si cily(19 02) .
A s econ d American tou r  in1905 was commemoratedin Le tt e rs f r om  theUnitedS ta t e s a nd  C ana da (1 905).  
I n Octob er 1906, h e s et  out on a th i rd  tour in A mer ica, but fel l i ll atDe lmo n te, C ali forni a, and died t here on 1 2D ecembe r  1906.H is  bod y was cremated an d  t h e ashes brough t home  a n di n ter red  at Vicars fo rd ce m etery,n ea r N ewp o rt, Fife.

Fa mily
Leng m a rri ed twi ce  :f irst i n 185 1, toEmily, elde r da ughter of  Alder m an Cook of Beve rley ;  sh e d ieda tKi nbr ae ,  Ne w po rt, Fif e, in 18 94 ,leavi ng t w o s onsand  fou r dau ghters.
Thenhemarr i edin 18 97, M ary,  d aught er ofWilli am  Low, of Kirrie muir , who sur viv ed  hi m. 

His grands onwas  the jo urnalis t  Jo hn L e ng  Sturrock, who was  M P fo r Montro se Bur g hs  f r om 1918to  19 24.H is da ught e r,  Clara B eatric e  L en g (d.19 41 ) marr ie d t heDunde e  shi powner , Willia m Tho m son, brother o f  the publishe r  D a v id Coup erThomson.

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R a nga natha na nda(15 Dec ember 1908 – 25 Ap r il2005), born S han kara n Ku tty ,  w a s a  H i ndu s wami of the Ram akrishna M at h  o rder. He s e rve das the13th pr eside n t of th e Ramakri shna Math  a nd M i s sio n.

Biogra phy 
Ran ganathana n da wa s  b orn i n 1 5 Dece mb er1908in a v i lla ge ca lled T ri kkur n ear T ri chur, in  Kerala to Neelakanta S hasrty  andLak shmikutty  Am m a.As teenag er,he was att rac ted  by t het eachi ngso fSwa m i Viv ekan a nda and R a ma kri s h na  and joined t h e M ysore  ce n tre of  Ram akrish
 (1897)_and Glimpses_of Egypt and Sicily_(1902). 
A_second_American tour_in_1905 was commemorated_in Letters from_the United States and_Canada (1905). 
In_October_1906, he set out on a third tour in America, but fell ill at_Delmonte,_California, and_died_there_on 12 December 1906. 
His_body was cremated and the_ashes brought_home and interred at Vicarsford cemetery, near Newport,_Fife.

Family
Leng_married twice :_first in 1851, to Emily, elder daughter of Alderman_Cook of Beverley ; she died_at Kinbrae, Newport,_Fife,_in_1894, leaving two sons_and four daughters.
Then he married in_1897, Mary, daughter of William Low,_of Kirriemuir, who survived him.

His grandson was_the journalist John Leng Sturrock, who_was MP for Montrose Burghs_from 1918_to 1924.

His daughter, Clara Beatrice_Leng (d.1941) married_the Dundee_shipowner, William Thomson,_brother of the publisher David Couper_Thomson.

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Ranganathananda (15 December 1908_– 25 April 2005), born Shankaran_Kutty, was_a Hindu_swami of the Ramakrishna Math order. He served as the 13th_president of the Ramakrishna Math and_Mission.

Biography 
Ranganathananda was born_in 15_December_1908 in a_village_called Trikkur_near Trichur, in Kerala to Neelakanta Shasrty_and Lakshmikutty_Amma. As teenager, he was attracted_by the teachings of_Swami_Vivekananda and Ramakrishna and joined the_Mysore centre of Ramakrish